Córdoba province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Córdoba province

Córdoba province stretches from the Sierra Morena to the Guadalquivir valley, with olive-growing landscapes and historic towns surrounding the city of Córdoba. That mix of upland, farmland and urban heritage gives the province a distinctive setting for an apartment investment search.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is a divergence between purchase costs and rental pricing. The average sale price reached €153,000, up 2.1% from the previous month, while the average rent held at €750. That contrast matters more than the price increase alone: with the rent measure unchanged over the same interval, the latest movement in sale prices is not matched by a monthly rise in rent at the market-average level. It is a snapshot of the averages, not a prediction that individual lettings or purchases will follow the same path.

The reported yield stands at 6.09%, providing a reference point for comparing the two sides of an apartment investment. For investors reviewing listings, the central question is whether a particular purchase price and achievable rent preserve an acceptable income margin when the market averages are moving at different speeds. The provincial figures cannot settle that question for an individual property: its location within Córdoba province, condition and running costs would need to be assessed separately. This month’s figures therefore invite a closer look at the relationship between entry price and rent rather than treating the rise in sale prices as an investment case on its own.