Motril Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Motril

Motril, in Granada province on Spain’s Costa Tropical, combines a coastal setting with a working port, long beaches, and access to inland mountain scenery. That mix gives the city a distinct identity and keeps apartments relevant for both lifestyle and investment angles.

September 2026 brings the clearest signal first: pricing has eased month on month, even though the longer trend is still upward. The average apartment sale price stands at €189,900, down 1.9% from August, while the average rent has slipped to €800, down 5.9%. For owners, that creates a narrower short-term pricing backdrop than earlier in the summer.

At the same time, the annual picture still points to appreciation. The average sale price is up 6.1% year on year, the average rent is up 6.7%, and the average price per square metre has reached €2,040, up 13.5% over 12 months. That combination suggests a market where value has continued to build, even as monthly momentum has cooled.

For apartment investors, the current yield of 5.75% captures that tension well: income remains measurable, but recent price and rent adjustments may require a more selective approach to underwriting. In practical terms, Motril is entering autumn with stronger annual fundamentals than monthly sentiment, so the next phase may depend less on rapid gains and more on disciplined entry pricing.