A Coruña province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About A Coruña province

A Coruña province combines Atlantic coastline, urban centers, and a long-standing regional identity, making it one of northern Spain’s most distinctive apartment markets. Its mix of city living and coastal settings gives the area a broad appeal that has remained consistent over time.

September 2026 points to a market where pricing momentum still matters more than rent growth. The average apartment sale price stands at €200,000, up 1.0% month over month and 17.6% year over year, while the average price per square metre is €2,150, essentially flat on the month but 20.2% higher than a year ago. That combination suggests values have continued to climb even as the latest monthly move was modest.

The rental side tells a different story. Average rent is €800, down 5.9% from August and unchanged over 12 months, which leaves the yield at 4.93%. For investors, that creates the month’s central tension: asset prices have advanced strongly, but income has not kept pace, so the current return profile is more restrained than the sales trend alone might imply. In that sense, September highlights a province where capital values remain firm, while rental performance offers little additional lift.