Adeje Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Adeje

Adeje sits on Tenerife’s southwest coast, with Atlantic-facing districts, resort areas and neighborhoods rising toward the island’s interior. That coastal-to-hillside geography gives apartment locations distinct settings, even within the same city.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Adeje apartments is a softer sale-price benchmark: the average sale price was €325,000, down 1.2% from the previous month. That may change the entry calculation for someone using citywide averages, but it does not establish a broader shift in transaction conditions. The key question is whether rental income has held steady beside the lower purchase benchmark.

It has not entirely held steady. Average apartment rent was €1,560, and rents also eased month on month. The tension is straightforward: a lower purchase benchmark sits alongside a lower rental benchmark, rather than a clear improvement in the income side of the calculation. Adeje’s reported yield of 5.65% provides a snapshot of potential return, not proof that the economics of individual apartments have improved.

For an investment assessment, these citywide measures are reference points, not property-level forecasts. The figures show both sale and rental benchmarks softening but do not explain why either changed. Comparing a particular apartment’s asking price and realistic rent with the averages is more useful than assuming the reported yield will apply to every listing.