Guia de Isora Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Guia de Isora

Guía de Isora sits on Tenerife’s southwest coast, where hillside villages, ocean views, and a mild year-round climate shape its appeal. The municipality combines a more settled inland feel with access to the island’s coastal leisure corridors, giving it a distinct position within southern Tenerife.

July 2026 highlights a clear tension in the apartment market: prices are still moving higher, but rent growth is running faster than sale values. The average apartment sale price reached €382,500, up 2.0% month on month and 4.1% year on year, while the average rent climbed to €1,300, up 4.0% over the month and 6.1% over the year. That gap suggests income is improving, but not quickly enough to fully offset the higher entry cost.

The strongest signal in the numbers is the pressure on unit pricing. At €3,490 per m2, the market is still well above its level a year ago, with a 14.1% annual rise, even though the monthly change was down 5.9%. Against that backdrop, the gross yield of 4.92% reads as steady rather than expansive. For investors following Guia de Isora, the story this month is not about a sudden turn, but about a market where higher asking levels and firmer rents are advancing at different speeds.