Segovia Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Segovia

Segovia blends a historic hilltop setting, landmark architecture and compact urban living in one of central Spain’s most recognisable provincial capitals. Its apartment market reflects that same mix of heritage and practicality, with a setting shaped by culture, connectivity and a city scale that keeps the market easy to read.

July 2026 brought the clearest signal yet: prices moved higher while rents eased on the month. The average apartment sale price reached €275,000, up 10.4% month on month and also 10.4% higher than a year earlier, while the average price per square metre rose to €2,700, up 3.4% on the month and 5.0% year on year. That leaves the market in a straightforward but important tension: capital values are advancing faster than income.

For investors, the immediate counterpoint is the rental line. The average rent was €1,250, down 3.8% from June but still 4.2% above July 2025. Against those shifts, the reported yield of 6.33% suggests Segovia still offers a measurable income return, though one that must now be weighed against the sharper lift in purchase prices. In other words, the month favoured owners more than incoming buyers, and it did so without changing the broader upward trend in value.