How much does a house cost in Trentino-South Tyrol?

The median municipality in Trentino-South Tyrol is valued at €1,918 per m² (H2 2025, OMI valuations), 128% above the Italian median of €842. Within the region the range runs from €1,406 to €5,950 per m².

Is Trentino-South Tyrol at risk of earthquakes?

1.3% of people in Trentino-South Tyrol 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 Trentino-South Tyrol, municipality by municipality

Across the 282 municipalities of Trentino-South Tyrol the median home is valued at €1,918 per m², 128% above the national median of €842, and the median rent is €5.20 per m² a month. H2 2025.

Between H2 2024 and H2 2025 the median municipality in Trentino-South Tyrol moved +1.2%.

The most expensive municipalities in Trentino-South Tyrol

Municipality	Province	Price €/m²	Rent €/m² per month	Residents
Selva di Val Gardena/Wolkenstein in Gröden	Bolzano	€5,950	17.40	2,630
Ortisei/St. Ulrich	Bolzano	€5,825	18.15	4,777
Canazei	Trento	€4,850	12.50	1,878
Pinzolo	Trento	€4,719	—	3,078
Badia/Abtei	Bolzano	€4,417	12.90	3,568
Corvara in Badia/Corvara	Bolzano	€3,992	11.25	1,441
Bolzano	Bolzano	€3,837	11.80	106,357
Campitello di Fassa	Trento	€3,800	12.00	700
San Giovanni di Fassa-Sèn Jan	Trento	€3,638	—	3,632
Merano/Meran	Bolzano	€3,494	11.50	41,404

The cheapest municipalities in Trentino-South Tyrol 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
Grigno	Trento	€1,075	2.75	2,023
Castel Ivano	Trento	€1,175	3.40	3,277
Roncegno Terme	Trento	€1,238	3.20	2,944
Comano Terme	Trento	€1,275	—	2,958
Borgo d'Anaunia	Trento	€1,275	3.10	2,557
Novella	Trento	€1,300	3.20	3,599
Ville d'Anaunia	Trento	€1,350	3.70	4,682
Predaia	Trento	€1,359	3.95	6,927
Storo	Trento	€1,400	2.90	4,482
Avio	Trento	€1,406	5.00	4,132

Natural risk in Trentino-South Tyrol

In Trentino-South Tyrol, 1.3% of residents live in seismic zone 1 or 2, 0.0% in a mapped flood hazard area, 2.4% 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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