A Coruña province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About A Coruña province

A Coruña province combines Atlantic coastline, historic urban centers, and a broad regional footprint that ranges from the city of A Coruña to quieter inland and coastal municipalities. That mix gives the area a lasting appeal for apartment investment, with local markets shaped by both lifestyle and practical housing needs.

In July 2026, the clearest signal is rising pricing, which is testing returns even as rents hold steady. The average sale price for apartments stands at €195,000, up 2.6% from the previous month and 18.2% higher than a year ago, while the average price per square meter has reached €2,100 after a 2.6% monthly rise and a stronger 20.7% annual increase. Against that backdrop, the average rent remains unchanged month on month at €850, but it is still 5.6% below last year.

That gap matters for investors because it leaves income growth lagging behind purchase prices. The province’s average yield is 5.34%, which suggests there is still investable value, but the current monthly note points to a market where capital values are moving faster than rental revenue. For apartment buyers focused on long-term positioning in A Coruña province, July 2026 looks less like a broad-based repricing than a phase of tighter economics built around firmer sale prices and softer annual rents.