Guia de Isora Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Guia de Isora

Guía de Isora on Tenerife’s southwest coast blends ocean views, volcanic landscapes, and a slower island pace with access to beaches, golf, and the road links that connect the resort corridor. For apartment buyers, it sits between scenic appeal and practical day-to-day use, which helps explain its enduring attention from investors.

September 2026 brings the clearest signal: prices have eased from the previous month, even as the broader trend remains upward. The average sale price for apartments is €398,000, down 5.2% month on month, and the average price per square metre is €3,620, also down 5.2%. That short-term cooling sits alongside a 13.7% rise in sale prices year on year and a 14.7% increase in €/m², suggesting the market is not retracing the wider gains seen over the past year.

The rental side adds the main tension. Average rent has reached €1,500, up 7.9% month on month and 25.0% year on year, while the reported yield stands at 4.74%. In other words, rising rental values are supporting income potential, but they are also arriving after a year of stronger price growth, so the balance between purchase cost and return looks tighter than it did a year ago. For apartment investors in Guia de Isora, the current note is less about momentum alone and more about how those competing movements shape the investment case.