Calpe Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Calpe

Calpe sits on Alicante province’s Mediterranean coast, with the Peñón de Ifach rising beside its shoreline. Beaches, a fishing harbour and the old town give the city a distinctive setting beyond any single month’s property figures.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is that sale prices are rising faster than rents. The average sale price rose 4.3% month over month, while the average rent increased 2.2% over the same period. For an investor, that gap matters more than either change in isolation: a higher purchase price can offset some of the benefit of a higher rent. These figures describe the latest monthly movement, not a trend that can be assumed to continue.

The average apartment sale price of €365,000 puts the reported 4.45% yield in context. The yield is a useful market reference, but it is not a forecast of what a particular apartment will earn. The price paid and rent achieved for an individual property may differ from the averages, so the reported yield should not replace a property-specific calculation.

The practical reading is to assess purchase costs and rental income together rather than treating price growth as a standalone positive. October’s figures point upward on both sides, but at different speeds. They offer a starting point for evaluating an apartment in Calpe while leaving room for the actual terms of a purchase and rental agreement to determine the investment outcome.