Seville Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Seville

Seville brings together a historic centre, the Guadalquivir riverfront and neighbourhoods that extend well beyond its landmark streets. Its architecture and public spaces give the city a distinctive setting for anyone assessing apartments within the wider Seville province.

In October 2026, the clearest signal for Seville apartments is the contrast between a monthly dip in sale prices and a still-positive annual picture. The average sale price fell 1.8% from the previous month, yet remained 6.7% above its level a year earlier. That makes the latest decline worth noting without treating it as evidence of a sustained reversal. The two comparisons cover different periods: one captures the most recent movement, while the other shows that the annual price gain has not been erased.

Rental pricing adds another dimension to that tension. Average rent rose 10.0% year on year, outpacing the annual increase in sale prices. For investors comparing income with entry costs, that difference matters more than the latest sale-price move alone. The reported apartment yield is 5.21%, a market snapshot rather than a promise of returns on any individual purchase. Taken together, the figures show annual gains in both rents and sale prices alongside a recent easing in the sale-price measure. October's readings therefore invite a distinction between short-term price movement and the longer-term relationship between rental income and purchase prices, without establishing where either measure will go next.