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Rental yields, affordability ratios, and official transaction data for 513+ cities across 6 countries. Updated daily.

Data updated: May 20, 2026 · Methodology
🔥 Top yields right now
  1. Sunderland🇬🇧11.4%
  2. Middlesbrough🇬🇧11.4%
  3. Stoke on Trent🇬🇧10.9%
  4. Preston🇬🇧10.1%
  5. Tarragona🇪🇸10.0%
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Data sources:National statistics offices · Official transaction registries · Eurostat · Public asking-price aggregates · Full methodology →

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Compare gross rental yields across 6 countries and 513+ cities. Find the best cash-flow markets in Europe.

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Affordability intelligence

Years of household income needed to buy property in every major European city. Listing medians combined with INE Atlas income statistics.

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Asking vs official sold prices

How much are listing prices above actual sold transactions? Government MIVAU data joined with portal asking prices. Know your negotiation headroom.

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Top markets right now

💰 Most expensive

  1. Neuilly-sur-Seine€979,980
  2. Cascais€930,175
  3. Calvià€725,097
  4. Ibiza€705,566
  5. Sitges€651,854
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📈 Highest yields

  1. Sunderland11.4%
  2. Middlesbrough11.4%
  3. Stoke on Trent10.9%
  4. Preston10.1%
  5. Tarragona10.0%
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🏠 Most affordable

  1. Chemnitz0.8 yr
  2. Duisburg1.0 yr
  3. Livorno1.0 yr
  4. Gelsenkirchen1.1 yr
  5. Herne1.3 yr
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🚀 Hottest markets (YoY)

  1. München+3.0%
  2. León+15.3%
  3. Los Alcázares+14.4%
  4. Madrid+14.2%
  5. A Coruña+14.1%
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Data sources

Official government statistics and transaction registries joined with aggregated asking-price statistics from public real-estate portals. Every statistic cites its origin category.

Metric formulas

Gross rental yield = annual rent / sale price. Affordability = sale price / household income. Asking-sold gap = (asking median − official sold median) / sold median. All formulas open.

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Minimum 30 market data points per city for reliable medians. Outliers flagged. Weekly asking-price refresh. Quarterly updates from government sources.

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