Granada province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Granada province

Granada province blends Mediterranean-influenced living with mountain scenery, historic cities, and a strong university and cultural identity. From the capital to the coast and inland towns, the area offers a varied backdrop that keeps the province distinctive within Andalusia.

September 2026 shows the clearest signal: values are still higher than a year ago, but the latest monthly movement points to a softer pricing phase. The average sale price for apartments stands at €225,000, down 0.4% month on month, while the average price per square metre has eased to €2,470, down 1.5% in the month. Even so, that same square-metre figure is up 11.9% year on year, which suggests the longer trend remains upward despite the recent pause.

Rents have not moved in the latest reading, with the average apartment rent holding at €900, unchanged both month on month and year on year. That stability helps explain why the gross yield sits at 4.97%: income levels are steady, but rising capital values have already tightened the investment equation. For apartment investors, Granada province is therefore in a balancing act between firmer long-term pricing and a short-term cooling in sale metrics.