Italy Median House Prices: Milan, Rome and 8 Other Markets

Median House Prices in Italy

Italy’s Median House Price report puts the median price for all houses at €240,000 in October 2026. It also covers houses under 100 m², 100–199 m², 200–299 m² and 300 m² or more. The 2-year period runs from November 2024 to October 2026, with selected city markets including Milan, Rome, Florence, Venice, Bologna, Turin, Naples, Palermo, Bari and Verona.

Italy Median House Prices

The median price for all houses in Italy is €240,000 in October 2026. Over the 2-year city series beginning in November 2024, Milan rose from €850,000 to €1,200,000, while Florence fell from €1,000,000 to €820,000. Current medians also differ among other selected markets: Rome stands at €445,000, Naples at €497,500 and Bari at €384,500.

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Italy House Prices Under 100 m2

For houses under 100 m², Italy’s October 2026 median is €90,000. In the 2-year city series from November 2024, Milan’s median rose from €350,000 to €399,000 and Venice’s from €270,000 to €322,000. Turin moved in the opposite direction, from €219,000 to €184,000. Palermo’s current median is €91,500, compared with €110,000 in Bari.

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Italy 100-199 m2 House Prices

Houses measuring 100–199 m² have an Italian median of €198,000 in October 2026. Across the 2-year period from November 2024, Naples rose from €330,000 to €495,000 and Milan from €585,000 to €715,000. Bologna remained at €560,000 at both endpoints, while Florence moved from €640,000 to €635,000. Rome’s latest median is €359,000.

Source: BestYieldFinder market data.

Italy 200-299 m2 House Prices

For houses measuring 200–299 m², the Italian median is €285,000 in October 2026. Over the 2-year period beginning in November 2024, Milan rose from €1,050,000 to €1,200,000 and Turin from €450,000 to €550,000. Florence fell from €1,000,000 to €940,000, while Naples fell from €410,000 to €390,000. Rome’s latest median is €529,000.

Source: BestYieldFinder market data.

Italy 300+ m2 House Prices

Italy’s median for houses of 300 m² or more is €400,000 in October 2026. In the 2-year city series from November 2024, Milan rose from €1,800,000 to €2,480,000 and Florence from €1,650,000 to €1,900,000. Naples fell from €1,600,000 to €650,000 over the same endpoints. Venice’s latest median is €1,675,000, compared with €545,000 in Bari.

Source: BestYieldFinder market data.

Italy Median House Prices Compared With Other Markets

On an all-house median basis, Italy’s October 2026 price is €240,000. Among the comparable countries, with prices converted to euros, Portugal is at €475,000, Spain at €350,000, France at €317,500 and Poland at €235,420. Within Italy, current city medians include €1,200,000 in Milan, €820,000 in Florence and €445,000 in Rome.

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Values are rounded median house prices converted to EUR for cross-country comparison. Ranking rows use all-house prices.

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Sources and Methodology

This report uses BestYieldFinder monthly country and city report data for Italy, focused on median house prices and house-size bands.

Public house price values are rounded medians. Missing city-period rows are omitted rather than estimated.

House-size sections use all-house, under 100 m2, 100-199 m2, 200-299 m2, and 300+ m2 house filters.

Comparable country rows are converted to EUR for cross-country comparison; local country and city sections keep their market currency.

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