Segovia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Segovia

Segovia’s Roman aqueduct, historic centre and views toward the Sierra de Guadarrama give the city a distinctive setting. Its older streets and newer neighbourhoods provide different physical contexts for apartments, making the location more varied than its best-known landmarks suggest.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Segovia apartments is the split between rents and sale prices: average rent rose 11.7% month on month while the average sale price fell 2.5%. For investors, that puts rental income and purchase-price movement on different short-term paths. It does not establish a lasting trend. These are citywide averages, and the figures alone cannot show how closely any individual apartment follows them. The divergence is therefore a reason to examine specific asking prices and rental estimates, not to assume that every property offers the same opportunity.

The average apartment sale price stands at €268,000, while the reported yield is 6.5%. Together, these benchmarks frame the central question for a prospective purchase: whether the price of a particular apartment and the rent it could realistically achieve support the return implied by the citywide figure. Yield is a starting point rather than a net return; ownership costs, periods without rent and property condition all matter at the deal level. This month’s opposing movements make that distinction especially useful. They support a closer look at the numbers behind each apartment, without proving that either rents or sale prices will continue in the same direction.