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Rental Yield in Spain

Rental Yields in Spain on properties have gone up during the second quarter of 2020 to stand at 8.2%, according to a study carried out by idealista.

Among Spanish cities, Lleida has the highest profitability of housing between April and June (8.7%). Behind are Murcia (8.1%), Huelva (7.3%), Castellón de la Plana and Santa Cruz de Tenerife (7% in both cases).

In Barcelona the rental yield is stable at 4.8%, while in Madrid it has stood at 5.3%.

Lowest rental yields in Spain were in San Sebastián (3.6%), A Coruña (4.6%), Palma and Cádiz (4.7% in both).

Average gross rental yields by city:

A Coruña 4.6%
Albacete 5.6%
Alicante 5.9%
Almería 6.5%
Avila 6.2%
Badajoz 6.2%
Barcelona 4.8%
Bilbao 4.9%
Burgos 5.6%
Cáceres 5.9%
Cadiz 4.7%
Castellón de la Plana 7.0%
Ciudad Real 5.6%
Córdoba 6.1%
Cuenca 6.1%
Donostia-San Sebastián 3.6%
Girona 5.0%
Granada 5.1%
Guadalajara 6.6%
Huelva 7.3%
Huesca n.d.
Jaén 6.1%
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 6.5%
León 6.0%
Lleida 8.7%
Logroño 5.4%
Lugo 5.2%
Madrid 5.3%
Malaga 5.8%
Murcia 8.1%
Ourense 5.1%
Oviedo 5.9%
Palencia 5.5%
Palma de Mallorca 4.7%
Pamplona / Iruña 5.0%
Pontevedra 5.4%
Salamanca 5.8%
Santa Cruz de Tenerife 7.0%
Santander 5.5%
Segovia 6.5%
Seville 6.0%
Soria 5.5%
Tarragona 5.7%
Teruel 6.4%
Toledo 6.5%
Valencia 6.1%
Valladolid 5.9%
Vitoria-Gasteiz 4.9%
Zamora 5.4%
Zaragoza 6.4%