Évora Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Évora

Évora sits amid the Alentejo plains, with a UNESCO-listed historic centre, a Roman temple and streets shaped by centuries of architecture. That setting gives the city a distinctive sense of place, while its house market still needs to be assessed on its own terms.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for houses is the gap between sale prices and rents over the past year. The average sale price is €399,700, up 8.0% year on year, while the average rent has fallen 14.3% over the same period. Those opposing directions matter more than the sale price alone: a higher purchase benchmark paired with a lower rental benchmark puts pressure on the income case for a new acquisition. This is a comparison of reported averages, not a forecast for any particular house.

The reported yield is 4.74%. It is a useful reference point, but not a guaranteed return or a substitute for property-level calculations. Sale prices and rents are separate averages, so their movements cannot show how income from an individual house has changed. They do, however, sharpen the question for investors: can the rent achievable on a specific house support its asking price once ownership costs are considered?

For this month’s review, keep market direction separate from deal economics. The annual figures show prices and rents moving apart; the yield summarises the current snapshot. Neither settles how a house’s condition, location within Évora or lease terms would affect an investment.