Denia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Denia

Denia sits on the Costa Blanca with a working harbour, long beaches and a historic old town backed by the Montgó massif. Its mix of seaside living and everyday city services keeps it relevant beyond the summer season.

July 2026 shows the clearest signal in Denia’s apartment market: prices are still climbing, while rental returns are not moving at the same pace. The average sale price now stands at €330,000, after rising 1.5% month on month and 14.0% year on year. At the same time, the average €/m2 has reached €3,550, also up 1.5% over the month and 15.2% over the year, pointing to continued capital value pressure.

That leaves investors weighing appreciation against yield. The average rent is holding at €1,100, unchanged from the previous month but 10.0% higher than a year ago, which supports income growth but not enough to offset the faster rise in purchase prices. As a result, the gross yield sits at 4.38%, a level that reflects a market where values are advancing more quickly than rental pricing. For apartment investors, the current picture is less about immediate income expansion and more about whether price momentum can continue to justify today’s entry point.