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Invest in Sevilla with live data

How quickly you'll find a tenant

37

How easily tenants afford the rent

20

Updated May 31, 2026 · Sources: INE, SERPAVI

Rental tension is an aggregate market indicator — individual listings always require a full Rendio analysis.

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Sevilla combines affordable prices with solid rental demand driven by tourism and university population. Gross yields frequently exceed 5.5% in districts like Triana, Macarena and Cerro-Amate. Rendio automates the analysis of every listing in Sevilla.

Market analysisSevilla

Sevilla has 681,998 residents in 2022 according to INE's Padrón Continuo, a 1.7% contraction since 2015 that distinguishes it from the major Mediterranean coastal capitals. Median sale price per square metre in Rendio's analysed listings sits at €3,576/m², with a notable gap between premium districts near the river and historic centre —Plaza de Cuba, Blas Infante, Buhaira— above €4,500/m², and districts in the south and east of the city —Cerro del Águila, Palmete, San Pablo— below €2,500/m². Sevilla sits in the middle band of the Spanish residential market by absolute price.

Sevilla's rental tension scores 37 out of 100 on demand and 20 out of 100 on tenant budget. SERPAVI's average rent estimate (~€668/month in 2024) absorbs around 53.5% of the per-capita disposable income INE publishes for the province (€14,979/year). The combination of moderate demand and stretched tenant budget reflects a market where rent pressure doesn't come from active demographic growth —in fact the city is losing population— but from the gap between local wage levels and current sale and rent prices. Historically this pattern has accompanied markets with relatively attractive gross yields but more limited nominal appreciation upside.

Across 22 districts covered, net yield in Sevilla ranges from 1.35% in Plaza de Cuba - República Argentina to 3.66% in Cerro del Águila. The best price-to-rent ratios are in Cerro del Águila (3.66%), Palmete-Padre Pío-Hacienda San Antonio (3.17%), San Pablo (2.89%), Avenida de las Ciencias (2.47%) and San Bernardo - Avenida de Cádiz (2.39%). Supply distributes more evenly than in Madrid or Barcelona, with no single dominant district: Avenida de las Ciencias concentrates 12 listings, the rest spread across smaller pockets. That supply dispersion combined with a 2-3x yield range between working-class and central districts suggests a market where listing-by-listing analysis adds more value than zone-level averages.

Rendio automatically removes listings that don't fit the retail-investor profile: properties with VPO classification, units with active tenants or irregular occupation, «to reform» properties without a defensible refurbishment cost, and cases with insufficient surface or price data. The cross-check against the Catastro reference adds an extra verification when available. The dashboard lets you filter the 253 active Sevilla listings by these criteria and by estimated net yield.

What Rendio checks before shortlisting a Sevilla listing

Price

Discipline below €500,000 to avoid tickets that break the yield case.

Surface

Checks below 200 sqm so comparable analysis stays useful.

Status

Signals vacant, rented or occupied when the listing can be analyzed.

VPO

Alerts for possible restrictions that can block a purchase.

Yield

Comparable rent, costs and plausible net yield, without return promises.

Neighbourhood

City and area comparison to separate real discount from risk.

Where to invest by district

Median net yield per neighborhood, ranked by return

DistrictListingsSale €/m²Rent €/m²Gross yieldNet yieldConfidence
Cerro del Águila319549,175.63%3.66%±2.1pp
Palmete-Padre Pío-Hacienda San Antonio422609,174.87%3.17%±0.1pp
San Pablo324729,174.45%2.89%±1.0pp
Avenida de las Ciencias1228999,173.80%2.47%±0.3pp
San Bernardo - Avenida de Cádiz329909,173.68%2.39%±0.1pp
Luis Montoto - Santa Justa331219,173.53%2.29%±0.7pp
Gran Plaza - Marqués de Pickman - Ciudad Jardín1531949,173.45%2.24%±0.3pp
Reina Mercedes - Heliópolis734389,173.20%2.08%±0.8pp
Nervión1335719,173.08%2.00%±0.8pp
Plaza de la Gavidia-San Lorenzo536499,173.02%1.96%±0.7pp
Sevilla9736679,173.00%1.95%±0.9pp
Ramón de Carranza - Madre Rafols838189,172.88%1.87%±0.4pp
Asunción - Adolfo Suárez638419,172.87%1.86%±0.2pp
Puerta Carmona-Puerta Osario-Amador de los Ríos439719,172.77%1.80%±0.5pp
Arenal - Museo - Tetuán440499,172.72%1.77%±0.4pp
Santa Cruz - Alfalfa940609,172.71%1.76%±0.7pp
Feria340789,172.70%1.75%±0.5pp
Parlamento - Torneo342049,172.62%1.70%±0.1pp
Calle Betis - Pagés del Corro645329,172.43%1.58%±0.7pp
Buhaira - Huerta del Rey447949,172.30%1.49%±0.1pp
Blas Infante349919,172.21%1.43%±0.1pp
Plaza de Cuba - República Argentina352869,172.08%1.35%±0.4pp

Yields are district medians from analyzed listings — individual properties vary widely. Always run a full Rendio analysis on specific properties before purchasing.

Analyze Sevilla opportunities without relying on gut feel

Rendio is designed to turn residential listings into a shortlist: price, surface, status, possible restrictions, comparable rent and plausible net yield.

FAQ — investing in Sevilla

What is the average gross yield in Sevilla?

Between 5% and 7% gross depending on the neighbourhood. Triana and Macarena offer good yields with high rental demand.

Is there rent regulation in Sevilla?

No. Andalucía has not declared stressed zones, so the rental market is free.

What ITP does Andalucía charge?

ITP in Andalucía is 7% for resale properties since 2021, one of the lowest in Spain. For new builds, VAT at 10%.

Which Sevilla districts are best for investment?

For yield: Macarena, Cerro-Amate and Nervión. For capital growth and tourism: Triana and Casco Antiguo.

How can I analyse a specific property in Sevilla with Rendio?

Paste the Idealista URL into Rendio's analysis tool and get in seconds: price vs comps, estimated net yield and deal score.

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