Italy house prices fall 0.9% to €2,012 per sqm in October 2026
Italian asking prices fell to €2,012 per square metre in October 2026, down 0.9% on the month but 1.5% higher on the year, with 18 of 20 regions falling.
The facts
- idealista put the Italian asking price at 2,012 euro per square metre in October 2026, -0.9% against September and 1.5% above October 2025.
- Of the 20 regions, 18 fell on the month. Toscana was flat at 2,630 euro and Trentino-Alto Adige was the only riser, up 0.1% to 3,503 euro.
- On the year the split is narrower: 11 regions up, 9 down.
- Lombardia leads the annual rises at 4.4%, on 2,627 euro per square metre, followed by Veneto at 4.3% on 2,225 euro and Emilia-Romagna at 4.0% on 2,106 euro.
- Basilicata fell hardest on both counts, 6.9% on the month and 11.2% on the year, to 1,008 euro per square metre.
- Trentino-Alto Adige is the dearest region at 3,503 euro per square metre and Calabria the cheapest at 871 euro, a gap of four times.
What it means for your money
- Entry is 0.9% cheaper than in September but 1.5% dearer than a year ago. One month of relief does not undo the year.
- The regional spread is the decision, not the national average. Lombardia at plus 4.4% and Basilicata at minus 11.2% are the same twelve months in the same country.
- Glopra scores Italy 48 out of 100 for bubble risk, inside the moderate half of the scale, where prices track their own history rather than running ahead of it.
- For an owner already holding in the south, the monthly and annual falls both bite: Calabria at 871 euro and Basilicata at 1,008 euro are the lowest levels in the table, and the levels still falling.
What to watch
- Whether Toscana holding flat and Trentino-Alto Adige rising are the start of a floor or two outliers. The November report, due in early December, is the test.
- idealista states it improved this index methodology from July 2026, so comparisons with values published before July are not on one basis.
- The report carries no publication date, only the reference month, and the province and city tables are not on the public page.
Sources: idealista https://www.idealista.it/sala-stampa/report-prezzo-immobile/vendita/
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