Rental yield

Rental yield in Castilla y León, city by city

The 13 cities in Castilla y León with official data (capitals and towns of more than 25,000 inhabitants), from highest to lowest indicative gross yield. Click one for its details and a worked example flat.

Highest yield6.5%Ponferrada
Regional median4.3%Gross yield of 13 cities
Most expensive to buy€2,179/m²Segovia
Resale transfer tax8%–10%When buying a resale home

These are cautious figures: the official rent is the median of all contracts declared in 2024, including older, cheaper ones, and the price is from Q2 2026. Asking rents in today's listings are usually higher: enter your flat in the calculator.

#CityProvincePrice €/m²Rent €/m² a monthGross yield
1PonferradaLeón€923€5.016.5%
2Miranda de EbroBurgos€1,441€6.265.2%
3Aranda de DueroBurgos€1,431€6.205.2%
4San Andrés del RabanedoLeón€1,277€5.445.1%
5Palencia · capitalPalencia€1,471€5.764.7%
6Soria · capitalSoria€1,735€6.754.7%
7Ávila · capitalÁvila€1,637€5.924.3%
8Valladolid · capitalValladolid€1,947€6.764.2%
9Burgos · capitalBurgos€2,060€7.094.1%
10León · capitalLeón€1,647€5.634.1%
11Zamora · capitalZamora€1,436€4.914.1%
12Segovia · capitalSegovia€2,179€6.863.8%
13Salamanca · capitalSalamanca€2,135€6.383.6%

And your flat in Castilla y León?

The yield in the table is that of a typical flat with official data. Enter yours in the calculator (with your region's transfer tax, the mortgage, costs and income tax) or search the map for the best-yielding flats for sale in your area.

Free

Free rental yield Excel template

Compare up to three flats: gross and net yield, mortgage payment, cash flow and approximate income tax. We will email it to you.

Frequently asked questions

Other regions

See every city

Where does letting a flat yield most in Castilla y León?

With official data, in Ponferrada (6.5%), Miranda de Ebro (5.2%) and Aranda de Duero (5.2%) indicative gross yield. The median of the 13 cities in Castilla y León with data is 4.3%.

Where is it most expensive to buy a home in Castilla y León?

In Segovia, with an average appraised value of €2,179/m². The cheapest in the table is Ponferrada, at €923/m².

What taxes do you pay when buying a flat in Castilla y León?

A resale home pays transfer tax (ITP) of 8%–10%; a new build pays VAT of 10% and stamp duty (AJD) of 1.5%. See it band by band in the transfer tax guide.

Sources

Price: Spanish Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, appraised housing value statistics (average appraised value of private housing in municipalities of over 25,000 inhabitants, Q2 2026). mivau.gob.es

Rent: Spanish Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, State Rental Price Reference System (SERPAVI), from 2024 income tax returns. SERPAVI

Indicative estimate based on official data. Not financial or tax advice.