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Gross rental yield by municipality

How much annual rent a purchased apartment produces, before anything is deducted. For every municipality the median rent over 2023–2024 is divided by the median purchase price over 2025–2026. 69 municipalities clear the floor of 20 transactions on each side; the Slovenian figure is 2.7%.

Slovenia in numbers

Highest yield
4.2%
Lendava
Slovenia
2.7%
annual rent / purchase price
Municipalities listed
69
with at least 20 apartment sales and 20 leases

Purchase prices are medians over 2025–2026, rents over 2023–2024. The two periods differ on purpose: the lease register fills in slowly, so rents are measured over the last two years that have finished filling in.

Municipalities by yield

Highest yield

Where the rent covers the purchase price fastest

  1. Lendava4.2%110 leases
  2. Gornja Radgona4.1%159 leases
  3. Hoče - Slivnica4.0%105 leases
  4. Mežica3.4%398 leases
  5. Laško3.4%135 leases
  6. Murska Sobota3.2%441 leases
  7. Slovenska Bistrica3.2%271 leases
  8. Kočevje3.2%418 leases
  9. Ptuj3.2%556 leases
  10. Ljutomer3.1%102 leases

Lowest yield

Where the purchase price is highest relative to the rent

  1. Ivančna Gorica1.1%170 leases
  2. Pivka1.3%81 leases
  3. Bohinj1.4%51 leases
  4. Velenje1.4%1,055 leases
  5. Šoštanj1.4%130 leases
  6. Ajdovščina1.6%331 leases
  7. Jesenice1.6%664 leases
  8. Ankaran1.7%89 leases
  9. Šmarje pri Jelšah1.7%48 leases
  10. Medvode1.7%221 leases

Municipalities by yield

Highest yield first. A municipality reaches the list only with 20 apartment sales and 20 apartment leases: a ratio between two thin medians is noise with a decimal point on it, not a yield.

#MunicipalityYieldPrice €/m²Rent €/m²/monthTransactionsLeases
1Lendava4.2%1,2224.334110
2Gornja Radgona4.1%1,5375.339159
3Hoče - Slivnica4.0%2,1397.139105
4Mežica3.4%1,4514.243398
5Laško3.4%1,7645.029135
6Murska Sobota3.2%1,7364.792441
7Slovenska Bistrica3.2%1,7924.876271
8Kočevje3.2%1,7684.764418
9Ptuj3.2%1,9175.194556
10Ljutomer3.1%1,5304.028102
11Lenart3.1%2,0305.235120
12Maribor3.0%2,3505.91,2734,413
13Ruše3.0%1,8524.64388
14Dravograd2.9%1,4743.63770
15Polzela2.9%2,2505.44727
16Brežice2.9%2,0585.049307
17Ormož2.9%1,3103.12739
18Sevnica2.8%1,4123.330169
19Cerknica2.8%1,9254.428123
20Prevalje2.7%1,5743.62895
21Novo mesto2.6%2,5465.61501,435
22Rogaška Slatina2.5%1,5753.327127
23Celje2.5%2,4485.24561,700
24Ljubljana2.5%4,3189.12,18814,410
25Ravne na Koroškem2.5%1,8293.9114237
26Slovenj Gradec2.5%2,1184.484351
27Hrastnik2.5%1,3662.866140
28Krško2.4%1,8173.758276
29Tržič2.4%2,3554.876273
30Idrija2.4%1,4923.058233
31Bled2.4%3,7707.533119
32Radovljica2.4%3,1056.279410
33Šentjur2.4%2,3274.630114
34Logatec2.3%2,9915.745337
35Žalec2.3%2,3854.577233
36Domžale2.2%3,5946.7150744
37Trebnje2.2%2,1304.024243
38Piran2.2%4,5258.3132442
39Črnomelj2.2%1,3782.526102
40Tolmin2.2%1,8263.33498
41Sežana2.2%2,7295.066410
42Nova Gorica2.2%2,4864.51311,176
43Zagorje ob Savi2.1%2,1043.868194
44Radeče2.1%1,3412.32156
45Mozirje2.1%2,4644.22035
46Trbovlje2.0%1,8643.2101327
47Kranj2.0%3,1165.33311,469
48Slovenske Konjice2.0%2,1493.652248
49Mengeš2.0%3,9226.536163
50Kamnik2.0%3,2865.4132566
51Vrhnika2.0%3,4765.756287
52Škofja Loka2.0%3,1975.2118471
53Ribnica1.9%2,0643.347102
54Kranjska Gora1.9%4,4687.24337
55Grosuplje1.9%3,3555.267450
56Postojna1.9%2,5564.0167329
57Izola1.8%4,1526.4133619
58Koper1.8%3,9516.02681,634
59Litija1.7%2,7473.966256
60Medvode1.7%3,6495.243221
61Šmarje pri Jelšah1.7%2,5943.74748
62Ankaran1.7%4,7306.72789
63Jesenice1.6%2,3603.2182664
64Ajdovščina1.6%3,1114.194331
65Šoštanj1.4%1,8652.234130
66Velenje1.4%2,2082.62141,055
67Bohinj1.4%3,7344.22251
68Pivka1.3%2,5622.86281
69Ivančna Gorica1.1%3,4143.334170

How it is computed

yield = (median rent €/m² per month × 12) / median price €/m² × 100

The formula is one line: the median rent in € per m² per month, times twelve, divided by the median price in € per m², times a hundred. Both medians come from the official register kept by the Slovenian surveying authority and both count open-market transactions only. Purchase prices cover 2025–2026 and rents cover 2023–2024, because the lease register fills in with a lag and its newest two years are too thin. The yield is gross: it deducts no income tax on rent, no building land use charge, no maintenance or management, no insurance, no agency fee and no months when the apartment stands empty. A net yield is in practice a third to a half lower. Use the figure to compare places, not to forecast one investment.

Which transactions are excluded, how the median is taken and what the thresholds are: see the methodology.

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