Granada province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Granada province

Granada province combines a deep cultural identity with a varied landscape shaped by the city, the Sierra Nevada, and a broad inland territory. That mix gives the area a distinct long-term appeal, with apartment markets that reflect both urban activity and the wider provincial setting.

In July 2026, the clearest signal is that apartment prices are still moving higher, even as rental growth remains subdued. The average sale price reached €213,900, up 4.3% over the month and 8.0% year over year, while the average price per square metre climbed to €2,380, up 5.5% month on month and 14.0% compared with July 2025. That pace suggests a market where values are re-rating faster than rents.

By contrast, the average rent price held at €900 in July, with only 1.1% annual growth. For investors, that leaves the gross yield at 5.01%, a level that still offers income but also reflects the pressure created by faster capital-value growth. In practical terms, Granada province is entering the second half of 2026 with price momentum intact, but with investment maths becoming more dependent on acquisition discipline than on rent expansion.