Cordoba Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cordoba

Córdoba combines a compact historic core, a strong cultural identity and the everyday practicality of a provincial capital. Its apartment market reflects that balance, with pricing shaped by a city that is both established and still moving through cyclical adjustments.

August 2026 brings the clearest signal: values have softened month on month, but the longer trend remains positive. The average apartment sale price is €175,000, after a 1.7% monthly decline, while the average price per square metre stands at €2,010, down 2.8% from the prior month. That pullback contrasts with the year-on-year picture, where the same measure is still up 13.3%, suggesting that the recent easing is happening against a much higher base.

For investors, the current tension is between pricing momentum and rent growth. The average monthly rent is €780, unchanged from July, yet it is still 4.0% higher than a year earlier. Against those figures, the gross yield of 5.52% remains a useful benchmark: it indicates income potential, but also shows how quickly recent capital appreciation can compress the margin between entry cost and rental return. In other words, Córdoba in August 2026 is not a flat market, but one where short-term price moderation sits alongside firmer annual gains in both sale and rental values.