Seville province Property Prices, Rents & Rental Yields

About Seville province

Seville province combines a historic Andalusian capital, river-linked towns, and a broad inland territory with strong local identity. For apartment investors, that mix keeps the area relevant beyond the city core, especially where heritage, employment, and regional connectivity overlap.

July 2026 shows the main signal clearly: apartment prices are still moving up, while income has been much steadier. The average sale price reached €225,000, after rising 6.0% over the month and 21.6% over the year. At the same time, the average m2 price climbed to €2,450, up 3.7% month on month and 19.0% year on year.

That momentum matters because rent growth has not matched it. The average rent is €1,000, unchanged from the previous month and up 5.3% from a year earlier. Against that backdrop, the reported yield of 6.05% suggests returns remain workable, but the gap between faster capital appreciation and flatter monthly rents is tightening the investment equation.

For Seville province, the story in July is less about a cooling market than about a firmer pricing trend that is not yet being fully matched by rental uplift. Investors watching apartments here are seeing values rise faster than income, which keeps the market analytically interesting even as the yield still sits above 6%.