Yes, you should file a Non-Resident State Return in the state where the Rental Property was located, to report the sale.
In going through the State Interview, you will be able to indicate what income is to be included on the Non-Resident Return (all capital gains from sale of rental property located there).
Your Resident State will give you credit for Capital Gains tax paid to the non-resident state.
Here's more info on How to File a Non-Resident State Return.
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