Denia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Denia

Denia sits between the Mediterranean and the foothills of Montgó, with a working port, long beaches and a historic old town that give the city a distinctly coastal yet lived-in feel. Its apartment market reflects that balance between holiday appeal and year-round urban convenience.

September 2026 points to a market where values are still moving higher, but rental momentum has softened. The average sale price for apartments is €325,000, unchanged month on month, while the average price per square metre has edged up 1.1% to €3,530. That suggests sellers continue to hold firm on pricing even as the market recalibrates around a higher baseline.

The tension for investors is clearer in income terms. Average rent has slipped 3.2% over the month to €1,070, yet it remains 12.1% higher than a year earlier. Against that backdrop, the reported yield stands at 4.29%, which is respectable but sits within a context of rising entry costs. On an annual basis, the pressure is broader: sale prices are up 12.3% year on year and the price per square metre is up 15.9%, so September’s message is less about a cooling market than about one where capital values have advanced faster than monthly rental performance.