Salou Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Salou

Salou sits on Tarragona province’s Costa Daurada, combining a compact urban core with long beaches, promenades and easy access to the wider Mediterranean coast. Its apartment market reflects that coastal appeal while staying closely tied to seasonal movements and longer-term price shifts.

September 2026 brings the clearest signal in rents: the average apartment rent has moved down 17.1% month on month to €830. That drop stands in sharp contrast to the sales side, where the average apartment price is holding at €240,000, unchanged from the previous month. The tension is straightforward: monthly rental income has eased, while capital values have not.

Year on year, the picture is more supportive for owners than for tenants. The average sale price is up 14.3% and the average price per square metre has risen 8.8% to €2,860, showing that values are still higher than a year ago even after the recent monthly slip. Rent has also edged up 3.8% over twelve months, so the market has not weakened across the board.

For investors, the current gross yield of 4.87% suggests a market that still works, but with tighter arithmetic than the annual price gains alone might imply. In Salou, the near-term story is less about broad revaluation and more about the balance between firmer asset prices and softer month-to-month rent levels.