Burriana Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Burriana

Burriana, in Castellon province on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, combines a working port setting with long beach stretches and a compact urban core. That mix gives the city a practical, everyday character while keeping it firmly connected to coastal living and regional access.

September 2026 shows the clearest signal in apartments: prices are still edging higher, while rental momentum has eased. The average sale price held at €145,000 month on month, yet the average m2 price rose 2.8% to €1,360, and that increase is part of a stronger annual trend, up 13.4%. For investors, the tension is straightforward: values are advancing, but income growth is not matching the pace.

That gap is visible in the rent figures. The average rent price stood at €800 in September, down 5.9% from the previous month, even though it is still 6.7% higher than a year ago. Against those numbers, the reported yield of 6.97% suggests the market remains investable, but with tighter arithmetic than the price trend alone might imply. Burriana’s apartment market is therefore moving in two directions at once: steady capital values on one side, and a softer monthly rental reading on the other.