Cheapest Places to Live in Italy, Ranked by Real Prices

Most answers to this question are guidebook clichés. This one is arithmetic: we track 183,195 homes currently for sale across Italy and compute the median asking price per square metre for every region. The table updates daily as listings come and go.

The “listings” column shows our current coverage: regions with few listings have less reliable medians until our crawler catches up.

#RegionMedian €/m²Homes fromListings
1Basilicata€383€1,0001,429
2Friuli Venezia Giulia€389€1,0002,135
3Trentino Alto Adige€408€1,000295
4Valle d'Aosta€449€2,000690
5Calabria€467€1,0009,869
6Sardegna€483€1,0003,902
7Veneto€495€1,0007,433
8Valle D'Aosta€497€5,000130
9Piemonte€500€1,00027,954
10Abruzzo€500€1,0007,699
11Molise€500€1,0002,578
12Trentino-Alto Adige€504€12,000162
13Marche€513€1,0007,863
14Sicilia€518€1,00020,281
15Campania€519€1,00010,002
16Emilia Romagna€550€1,0009,259
17Friuli-Venezia Giulia€567€2,000470
18Umbria€633€1,0003,192
19Lazio€661€1,00010,488
20Puglia€678€1,00014,441
21Lombardia€688€1,00025,288
22Toscana€714€1,00010,724
23Liguria€793€1,0004,872
24Emilia-Romagna€867€1,1002,038
25San Marino€3065€380,0001

Each region links to its live catalog, and every listing there is deduplicated and price-checked against these medians. The best deals go to subscribers first. Get the homes →