Mataró Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Mataró

Mataró, on the Barcelona coast, combines a working Mediterranean port, long beaches and a compact urban centre with established residential streets. Its position in the Maresme corridor keeps it closely tied to Barcelona while retaining its own everyday rhythm and seafront appeal.

September 2026 brings the clearest signal: apartment values are still rising, but rental movement is softer, creating a more balanced picture for investors. The average sale price stands at €215,000, unchanged month on month but up 28.0% year on year, while the average price per square metre has reached €2,590, up 1.2% in the month and 24.1% over 12 months. That combination suggests capital values continue to edge higher even as the pace becomes more measured.

At the same time, the average rent has eased to €1,350, down 10.0% from the previous month, though still 3.8% above last year. The current yield of 7.41% shows that income remains meaningful, yet the month’s rent pullback points to tighter short-term economics than the price growth alone might imply. For apartment investors, Mataró is therefore defined less by a single trend than by the tension between firm valuation gains and a softer rental reading.