Guia de Isora Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Guia de Isora

Guía de Isora stretches from inland villages toward Tenerife’s southwest coast, bringing volcanic scenery and Atlantic-facing areas into one municipality. Its mix of elevated settlements and coastal locations gives apartment investors a distinctive setting, even before the latest price figures enter the picture.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for apartments is a short-term price retreat within a still-positive annual trend. The average sale price stands at €380,000, down 4.5% month over month but up 9.7% year over year. Those movements pull in different directions: the latest reading softens the immediate price picture, while the longer comparison shows that the average remains above its level a year earlier.

The reported yield is 5.18%, adding an income measure to that price tension without settling it. A yield figure is useful as a snapshot, but it does not establish what an individual apartment will return after its particular costs. Equally, the monthly decline should not be read as proof that the annual rise has reversed course. The comparisons describe different time frames, not competing forecasts.

For an investment assessment, keep entry price and income expectations separate. The market average is a reference, not a valuation for every address or building. October’s softer monthly pricing matters, but so does the annual increase; neither comparison alone captures the full picture for an individual apartment.