
1. Riga, Latvia — yield up to 11.68%
Riga is the leader in rental yields in Europe, offering an average of 8.47%. The Agenskalns area is particularly attractive, where two-bedroom apartments costing about €174,700 bring up to 11.68% per annum.
2. Dublin, Ireland — stable demand and yields of up to 7.94%
Dublin, as a technology and financial center, provides high rental yields — an average of 6.83%. Two-room apartments worth about €375,000 bring up to 7.94% per annum.
3. Podgorica, Montenegro — budget investments with a yield of 7.62%
The capital of Montenegro offers studios at a price of about €52,000 with a rental yield of 7.62%. The city attracts with its proximity to the Adriatic and ski resorts.
4. Warsaw, Poland — yield up to 8% in the center of Europe
Warsaw offers two-bedroom apartments worth about 350,631 euros with a yield of 8%. The city combines economic stability and cultural diversity.
5. Bucharest, Romania — growth on the background of joining the Schengen
In the Drumul Taberey area, studios worth about €51,000 generate a yield of 8.24%. Romania's expected entry into the Schengen area from January 1, 2025 is stimulating market growth.
6. Budapest, Hungary — 6-8% yield and growth prospects
Budapest offers a rental yield of 6-8%, combining affordable prices with high rental demand. The city is popular with tourists, students and expats.
7. Porto, Portugal — yield up to 9.13% in the metropolis
In the Port, the metropolitan area offers yields of up to 9.13%, with an average price of €2,581 per m2. The city is popular among expats and investors due to the Golden Visa program and its high quality of life.
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