Neighbourhoods · Zaragoza

Rental yield by neighbourhood in Zaragoza

Zaragoza has a median gross yield of 6.2% and a median Total Return (IRR) of 7.9% for a typical flat. Here are its 25 neighbourhoods, ranked by yield, each with sale price, rent and IRR and its own page.

Updated September 2026 · official data

The median sale price is €2,196/m² and the achievable market rent is €11.7/m² per month. Prices run from €1,741/m² in Plaza de Toros to €3,386/m² in Paseo Independencia, a factor of 1.9.

The highest gross yields are in Plaza de Toros (8.5%), San Pablo (8.0%) and San José Alto (7.9%); the most expensive neighbourhoods are Paseo Independencia (€3,386/m²), Parque Miraflores (€2,977/m²) and Romareda (€2,853/m²). The typical-flat IRR ranges from 4.2% in Paseo Independencia to 9.8% in San José Alto.

Every neighbourhood page shows its rank in the city, the rent range, historical appreciation and a typical flat computed with CasaROI's standard assumptions (70% mortgage, sale after 10 years). Asking prices in Zaragoza have grown by 2.0% a year on average over the last 10 and 15 years (idealista).

All 25 neighbourhoods, by gross yield

AreaSale €/m²Rent €/m²GrossIRR
Plaza de Toros1,74112.38.5%9.6%
San Pablo1,83612.28.0%8.9%
San José Alto1,78811.77.9%9.8%
La Magdalena1,82511.47.5%8.1%
Barrio Torrero1,83211.37.4%8.7%
Barrio de Delicias1,90611.67.3%5.3%
Barrio del Ave1,83010.77.0%9.8%
Parque Palomar – Bombarda2,01311.56.9%9.6%
Arrabal2,05511.76.8%8.6%
Salvador Allende2,02711.56.8%8.6%
Las Fuentes1,94110.96.7%9.5%
Barrio de San José2,13711.76.6%8.0%
Doctor Cerrada2,29011.86.2%7.0%
Ciudad Jardín - Parque Roma2,42012.26.0%7.9%
Cartuja Baja2,19610.96.0%8.5%
Casablanca2,19610.96.0%7.7%
Universidad San Francisco2,50612.25.8%7.7%
La Granja2,52211.75.6%6.5%
Alfonso2,84213.05.5%5.2%
Paseo Constitución - Las Damas2,80812.75.4%5.9%
Paseo Sagasta2,75712.45.4%5.9%
Movera2,1969.85.4%7.5%
Romareda2,85312.65.3%6.9%
Parque Miraflores2,97712.04.8%4.9%
Paseo Independencia3,38612.34.4%4.2%

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