Denia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Denia

Denia sits on Alicante province’s Mediterranean coast, where the Montgó massif, a port and long beaches frame its historic centre. This mix of town and waterfront gives the location a distinctive setting beyond the monthly market figures.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Denia apartments is a sharper monthly fall in average rents than in sale prices. Average rent fell 6.1% month on month, while the average sale price slipped 1.5%. Both measures moved lower, but not at the same pace. The larger rental change makes near-term income assumptions more sensitive than a sale-price-only reading might suggest. These are changes in averages, not a statement about every apartment, and they do not establish whether the shift will persist.

The monthly softness sits alongside a different longer-term picture. Average sale prices remain up 8.5% year on year, so the latest decline does not erase the increase recorded over the annual comparison. For investors, that contrast is the central tension: an annual gain in sale prices alongside a more pronounced monthly pullback in rents. The reported yield of 4.15% offers a reference point for comparing income with acquisition cost, not a promise of the return on any particular apartment. Property-level expenses, letting arrangements and the price actually paid would still need separate assessment before using this market average in an investment case.