How much does a house cost in Calabria?

The median municipality in Calabria is valued at €553 per m² (H2 2025, OMI valuations), 34% below the Italian median of €842. Within the region the range runs from €465 to €1,450 per m².

Is Calabria at risk of earthquakes?

100.0% of people in Calabria live in a municipality classified seismic zone 1 or 2, the two most severe of four classes, under the classification in force published by the Italian Civil Protection Department.

House prices in Calabria, municipality by municipality

Across the 404 municipalities of Calabria the median home is valued at €553 per m², 34% below the national median of €842, and the median rent is €2.00 per m² a month. H2 2025.

Between H2 2024 and H2 2025 the median municipality in Calabria moved +0.9%.

The most expensive municipalities in Calabria

Municipality	Province	Price €/m²	Rent €/m² per month	Residents
Tropea	Vibo Valentia	€1,450	5.85	5,797
Rende	Cosenza	€1,298	4.90	36,662
Diamante	Cosenza	€1,275	4.85	4,996
Praia a Mare	Cosenza	€1,250	4.85	6,379
Ricadi	Vibo Valentia	€1,200	4.50	5,014
Cosenza	Cosenza	€1,150	4.35	63,701
San Nicola Arcella	Cosenza	€1,150	4.30	1,974
Catanzaro	Catanzaro	€1,089	4.45	84,109
Belvedere Marittimo	Cosenza	€1,070	3.95	9,032
Scalea	Cosenza	€1,060	4.00	11,301

The cheapest municipalities in Calabria above 2,000 residents

Municipalities smaller than that are excluded here: a hamlet of ninety people at €190 per m² is a true number and not an answer to where to live.

Municipality	Province	Price €/m²	Rent €/m² per month	Residents
Molochio	Reggio di Calabria	€409	1.50	2,199
Lungro	Cosenza	€430	1.65	2,133
Soriano Calabro	Vibo Valentia	€430	1.70	2,299
Petilia Policastro	Crotone	€431	1.30	8,568
Roccabernarda	Crotone	€435	1.30	3,125
San Luca	Reggio di Calabria	€437	1.65	3,390
Varapodio	Reggio di Calabria	€437	1.60	2,016
Oppido Mamertina	Reggio di Calabria	€446	1.50	4,725
Francavilla Marittima	Cosenza	€455	2.20	2,769
Casabona	Crotone	€465	1.40	2,263

Natural risk in Calabria

In Calabria, 100.0% of residents live in seismic zone 1 or 2, 12.2% in a mapped flood hazard area, 2.9% in a landslide hazard area. Exposure is not damage: it says how much of the population lives where the hazard is mapped. Seismic zone 1 is the most severe of four classes and is the class the building code is written around.

The full picture, layer by layer: Italy's seismic zones · flood and landslide risk · interactive map.

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.

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