Gross rental yield represents a landlord's annual return on investment, before expenses, as a percentage of the property's purchase price. Our analysis focuses on high-demand areas that attract international investors. The Global Property Guide's rental yield data is derived from our proprietary research, based on median property prices and rental rates.
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Last updated June, 2024
| Ireland, Dublin |
7.33%
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| Latvia, Riga |
6.46%
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| Romania, Bucharest |
6.36%
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| Montenegro, Podgorica |
5.7%
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| Portugal, Lisbon |
5.65%
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| United Kingdom, London |
5.59%
|
| Belgium, Brussels |
5.54%
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| Poland, Warsaw |
5.51%
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| Lithuania, Vilnius |
5.47%
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| North Macedonia, Skopje |
5.37%
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| Spain, Madrid |
5.3%
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| Greece, Athens |
5.25%
|
| Hungary, Budapest |
5.12%
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| Italy, Milan |
5.04%
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| Cyprus, Nicosia |
5.03%
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| Croatia, Zagreb |
4.89%
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| Netherlands, Amsterdam |
4.8%
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| France, Paris |
4.72%
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| Estonia, Tallinn |
4.67%
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| Sweden, Stockholm |
4.53%
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| Slovenia, Ljubljana |
4.45%
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| Denmark, Copenhagen |
4.19%
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| Slovak Republic, Bratislava |
4.11%
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| Czech Republic, Prague |
4.05%
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| Bulgaria, Sofia |
4.04%
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| Germany, Berlin |
3.83%
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| Finland, Helsinki |
3.8%
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| Malta, Valletta |
3.67%
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| Austria, Vienna |
3.64%
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| Switzerland, Zurich |
2.79%
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| Luxembourg, Luxembourg |
2.58%
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| Norway, Oslo |
2.46%
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*n.a. means there is not enough data to show a valid result