Cadiz Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cadiz

Cádiz sits on a narrow Atlantic peninsula, where old-town streets, waterfront promenades and beaches give the city a distinct coastal setting. That compact geography provides context for apartment values, though it cannot explain every difference between individual properties.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Cádiz apartments is the gap between sale-price growth and flat rents. Average sale prices are up 17.1% year over year, while average rents show no year-over-year change. For an income-focused assessment, that contrast matters more than the price rise alone: when purchase costs increase without a corresponding rise in rent, income relative to the purchase price may come under pressure. These are citywide averages, not a forecast for any particular apartment.

The average sale price stands at €315,000, and the reported yield is 4.06%. Together, they keep the focus on entry cost and rental income rather than on capital appreciation in isolation. Flat average rent does not mean every lease is unchanged, just as a rising average sale price does not describe every listing. For a potential purchase, the practical comparison is between the asking price and the rent the specific apartment could generate; the citywide figures provide context, but cannot settle that calculation on their own.

The October picture therefore calls for separating price momentum from income performance. The annual change in sale prices is clear, but it should not be treated as evidence that rental returns have improved alongside it.