Jaén province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Jaén province

Jaén province combines a strongly historic Andalusian identity with a landscape shaped by olive groves, inland towns, and a calm Mediterranean-influenced rhythm. Its provincial market often reflects that balance between long-established local housing needs and the investment appeal of lower entry values than Spain’s coastal hotspots.

September 2026 opens with the clearest signal being year-on-year uplift rather than monthly movement. Apartment sale prices held at €110,000 and rents stayed at €600, yet the average price per square metre slipped 0.9% over the month to €1,010. That slight monthly easing sits against a much firmer annual picture, with sale prices up 23.6%, rents up 9.1%, and the per-square-metre rate up 19.1%.

For investors, the tension in Jaén province is straightforward: yields remain attractive at 6.91%, but pricing has already moved meaningfully higher over the past year. The combination of unchanged monthly averages and stronger annual growth suggests a market that may be pausing rather than reversing. In that context, current rent levels support income, while the capital side has already absorbed a good part of the recent repricing.