Aljezur Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Aljezur

Aljezur sits on the western Algarve, where an old hilltop town, Atlantic beaches and a rugged coastline give it a distinctive setting within Faro district. Its inland streets and shoreline are useful context for reading local house prices, though individual properties need not follow the same pattern.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for houses is the contrast between a sharp monthly rent decline and a longer-term rise in sale prices. Average rent fell 16.4% from the previous month, while the average sale price was up 7.1% year on year. These changes cover different periods and cannot, by themselves, show how returns have moved. They do highlight a practical tension for investors: the cost of buying and the income available from letting may not move together.

The average house sale price stands at €675,000, and the reported yield is 3.49%. Together, they provide a starting point for assessing a purchase, not a forecast of what any particular house will earn. The monthly rent change merits attention when estimating cash flow, but one month does not establish a lasting rental trend. Equally, the annual rise in sale prices says little about the rent a newly purchased house could achieve. For an Aljezur investment, the question is whether a property-specific rental estimate supports its asking price, rather than whether either headline movement settles the case on its own.