Cantabria province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cantabria province

Cantabria sits between Spain’s northern coastline and the Cantabrian Mountains, bringing seaside towns and inland valleys into the same provincial frame. For apartment investors, that geography matters: a province-wide figure describes a varied setting rather than a single street or municipality.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Cantabria apartments is the gap between sale-price and rent growth. The average sale price was up 22.1% year on year, while the average rent was up 5.9% over the same period. Both moved higher, but purchase prices advanced much faster than rents. That divergence matters when comparing the cost of an investment with its potential rental income: stronger price appreciation does not, by itself, imply a matching improvement in income returns.

The average apartment sale price stood at €244,000, and the reported yield was 4.87%. Together, those figures offer a snapshot, not a projection of an individual property’s performance. The supplied data do not show how the yield has changed over time or what a particular apartment would earn after expenses. The average sale price is also a provincial reference point, not a quote for every part of Cantabria.

The practical takeaway is to keep the price-versus-rent relationship in view. Annual sale prices and rents rose at different speeds, so assess a specific apartment against its own purchase price, achievable rent and costs before assuming the province-wide yield will carry over.