Motril Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Motril

Motril sits on Granada province’s Mediterranean coast, where a working port, urban neighbourhoods and nearby beaches give the city a setting distinct from inland locations. For apartment investors, that coastal geography is a useful part of the location picture, separate from any month’s pricing.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Motril apartments is a split between a softer month and a firmer year. The average sale price fell 2.6% month over month to €185,000, but remains above its year-earlier level. The monthly decline deserves attention without being mistaken for an annual downward trend. It marks a change in the latest reading, not proof of where prices will head next.

Rental figures add another layer to that contrast. Average rent stands at €800 per month and was unchanged from the previous month, while the indicated yield is 5.77%. The short-term shift is therefore in the sale-price measure rather than the rent measure. Rents are also higher than a year ago, so the income side looks different depending on the comparison period. Separating the latest movement from the longer view is important when considering potential returns.

For an investment assessment, these averages are a starting point rather than a property-level forecast. An individual apartment’s price and achievable rent may differ from the citywide figures. The October snapshot supports a measured reading: recent sale-price easing alongside stable monthly rent, within a year in which both measures have risen.