Cadiz province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cadiz province

Cadiz province sits between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, with historic coastal towns, long beaches and inland white villages. That mix of shore and countryside gives the province a distinct geographic identity beyond any single city or resort.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is the gap between sale-price growth and rental growth. Average sale prices are up 14.4% year over year, while average rents are up 6.3%. Both measures have risen, but the faster movement on the purchase side makes the relationship between entry cost and rental income the central issue for an investor. This is a comparison of provincial averages, not a claim that every apartment or municipality followed the same path.

At an average sale price of €239,000 and a reported yield of 4.66%, the province offers a starting point for assessing that trade-off. The yield is a snapshot of the current market rather than a guaranteed return, and the price average does not describe the cost of every available property. Together, these figures make it worth examining the rent achievable for a particular apartment relative to its asking price, rather than assuming that the provincial averages will hold for an individual purchase.

For investors, the question this month is whether a specific apartment’s potential rent supports its asking price. The provincial figures provide context for that check, not a forecast of future prices or returns.