A Coruña Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About A Coruña

A Coruña sits on Galicia’s Atlantic coast, where a peninsula places the waterfront close to the historic centre. Its seafront promenades, working port and maritime setting give the city a distinct geography that matters when comparing apartment locations within it.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between price growth and rent growth. The average price per square metre is up 15.6% year over year, while the average rent is up 4.6% over the same period. These measures are not identical—one tracks the price of floor space and the other the rent of an apartment—but the difference suggests that purchase costs are rising faster than rents in the published averages. The relationship between entry price and achievable rent therefore deserves closer attention than either trend on its own.

The average apartment sale price stands at €320,000, and the reported yield is 4.13%. Together, they frame the investor question without resolving it for any individual property: how much rental income might a purchase price support? The yield is a market-level reference, not a promise of returns. It is worth reading alongside the stronger annual increase in the price-per-square-metre measure, while recognising that an individual apartment’s price, size and rental outcome may differ from these averages.

For this month’s snapshot, rising prices are only part of the story. The investment case still depends on the rent available relative to the capital committed.