Cullera Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Cullera

Cullera sits on Valencia province’s Mediterranean coast, where the Júcar river meets the sea. Its beaches, waterfront streets and hilltop castle give the city a distinctive setting that combines a coastal landscape with an established town centre.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Cullera apartments is a softer sale price alongside steady rent. The average sale price fell 2.2% from the previous month to €220,000, while the average monthly rent held at €1,000. That contrast matters more than either figure alone: the purchase-price benchmark has moved down, but the rental benchmark has not moved with it. It is a useful distinction for assessing current asking levels, without assuming that every apartment has followed the average.

The reported apartment yield is 5.78%. Taken together, these figures offer a snapshot of the relationship between prices and rents, not a return that any individual purchase can be expected to achieve. Location within Cullera, property condition, costs and the terms of a particular rental arrangement would all matter to an investment calculation; the market averages cannot settle those questions.

For now, the monthly change points to some easing on the sale side rather than a parallel shift in rents. Investors reviewing Cullera can use that difference as a starting point, then test individual opportunities against their own purchase costs and achievable rent. The figures describe the citywide apartment market; they do not replace an assessment of a specific property.