Mazarrón Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Mazarrón

Mazarrón lies on Murcia’s Mediterranean coast, with a town centre, Puerto de Mazarrón and nearby beaches offering distinct settings within the municipality. For apartment investors, that geography makes it worth comparing properties by their immediate location rather than treating Mazarrón as a single, uniform area.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Mazarrón apartments is the gap between rising sale prices and weaker rents. The average sale price was €161,500, up 7.7% from a year earlier, while the average monthly rent was €650. Rents held steady from September but were lower than a year ago. For an income-focused investor, that contrast matters more than the sale-price rise alone: the higher average purchase price is not being matched by stronger average rent.

The reported yield of 5.27% is a useful starting point, not a return any individual apartment can be expected to deliver. These averages do not reflect the purchase costs, maintenance or periods without a tenant that would affect an investor’s calculation. Nor do they show how the price and rent of a particular property compare with the citywide figures. October’s note therefore calls for a closer look at each apartment’s price relative to its potential rent. The broad trend favours sale prices over rents; the investment case still has to work property by property.