Almonte Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Almonte

Almonte in Huelva province sits close to some of southern Spain’s most distinctive landscapes and heritage, with a setting that blends inland town life with access to the wider provincial and coastal environment. That mix gives the city a clear place identity and helps frame its residential appeal beyond a single market cycle.

In July 2026, the main signal is a stronger sales market paired with softer rental pricing. Houses average €340,000, after a 3.0% monthly rise and a 9.7% increase over the year, while the average price per square metre has reached €2,270, also up 3.0% month on month and 4.2% year on year. This points to a market where capital values have continued to edge higher.

Against that, the rental side has moved in the opposite direction. The average rent price is €1,200, down 14.3% both from last month and from July 2025. That gap matters for investors because the current yield stands at 5.16%, suggesting the recent rise in house prices has not been matched by rents. In practical terms, Almonte’s July profile is less about broad-based momentum and more about the tension between appreciating sale values and weaker income growth.