The cheapest places to buy a home in Italy

Seventy-five municipalities with at least 3,000 residents where OMI values a home below the national median of €842 per m². The population floor matters: below it you find villages of three hundred people where a handful of sales sets the valuation.

These are official valuations, not asking prices, and they are not the “one euro houses” schemes: those are municipal auctions of derelict buildings with a renovation obligation.

Cheap has a reason, and the data says which: check the same municipality on the flood and landslide page before you fall in love with a price.

How this is measured

Purchase prices and rents are OMI property valuations published by the Agenzia delle Entrate (Italian Revenue Agency), H2 2025: the midpoint of the published min/max range for standard residential units, averaged over the OMI zones of each municipality. Landslide and flood exposure are ISPRA IdroGEO figures — the share of residents living in a P3+P4 landslide hazard area and in a P3 (high probability) flood area. Population is the ISTAT 2023 census. Prices and exposure are measured per municipality; nothing on this page is measured street by street.

The same data as an open file: CSV of all 7,896 municipalities (CC BY 4.0). Interactive version: map of Italian municipalities.

Score one address, not one town

An average tells you about a municipality. If you are looking at a specific address, Evitalya scores that address on 111 metrics — safety, services, mobility, environment, real estate and natural risk — in English: search an Italian address.

More from this data

• House prices in Italy by municipality (2025)