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Q3 2026updated quarterlydata as of 2026-09-02

Italy Rent Index by City - Q3 2026

All 29 cities in our catalog, ranked cheapest to dearest by the monthly rent of a one-bed flat (outskirts to centre), from the community and open data. Cheapest is Bari at €350-700/mo; dearest is Como at €800-1600/mo. Ranges are community-reported and open-data, not official statistics - check current prices.

Updated: - permesso.love editorial team

Cheapest

~€525 /mo

Bari - one-bed €350-700

National median

~€700 /mo

typical one-bed €450-950 (median of ranges)

Dearest

~€1200 /mo

Como - one-bed €800-1600

#CityOne-bed, est.OutskirtsCentreRoomSource
1BariPuglia~€525€350-550€450-700€250-400national typicalthin data
2CataniaSicilia~€525€350-550€450-700€250-400national typicalthin data
3PalermoSicilia~€525€350-550€450-700€250-400national typicalthin data
4PescaraAbruzzo~€525€350-550€450-700€250-400national typicalthin data
5SavonaLiguria~€675€500-700€550-850€350-550community
6BergamoLombardia~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
7BolognaEmilia-Romagna~€700€450-750€600-950€500-600national typical
8BresciaLombardia~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
9GenovaLiguria~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
10La SpeziaLiguria~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
11NapoliCampania~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
12PadovaVeneto~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
13ParmaEmilia-Romagna~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
14PaviaLombardia~€700€450-750€600-950€400-500national typical
15PisaToscana~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
16RiminiEmilia-Romagna~€700€450-750€600-950€350-400national typical
17TorinoPiemonte~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
18TriesteFriuli-Venezia Giulia~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
19VareseLombardia~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
20VeronaVeneto~€700€450-750€600-950€350-550national typicalthin data
21TrentoTrentino-Alto Adige~€775€600-800€600-950€350-550community
22BolzanoTrentino-Alto Adige~€975€650-1000€850-1300€450-700national typicalthin data
23FirenzeToscana~€975€650-1000€850-1300€450-700national typicalthin data
24MonzaLombardia~€975€650-1000€850-1300€450-700national typicalthin data
25SanremoLiguria~€975€650-1000€850-1300€450-700national typicalthin data
26VeneziaVeneto~€975€650-1000€850-1300€450-700national typicalthin data
27RomaLazio~€1100€700-1100€1200-1500€450-700community
28MilanoLombardia~€1175€850-1200€1200-1500€600-900community
29ComoLombardia~€1200€800-1200€1100-1600€600-900national typicalthin data

Est. = the midpoint of the one-bed range from the outskirts (min) to the centre (max), euro/month. Cities badged "thin data" (22 of 29) have no stable community figure; they show a broad tier estimate rather than an observation of the actual market. 7 cities carry a community anchor or OMI zone-logic figure.

Top 5 cheapest

  1. 1. Bari €350-700

    Room €250-400; tier estimate.

  2. 2. Catania €350-700

    Room €250-400; tier estimate.

  3. 3. Palermo €350-700

    Room €250-400; tier estimate.

  4. 4. Pescara €350-700

    Room €250-400; tier estimate.

  5. 5. Savona €500-850

    A resort market: many listings, very few reach a contract; real examples run 500-850 euro.

Top 5 dearest

  1. 1. Como €800-1600

    Room €600-900; tier estimate.

  2. 2. Milano €850-1500

    The most competitive market in the country: good listings go the day they appear, and foreigners are often quoted more.

  3. 3. Roma €700-1500

    Beyond the ring road and in Lazio towns 20 km out the community found flats for 500-700 euro; prices jump in season.

  4. 4. Venezia €650-1300

    Room €450-700; tier estimate.

  5. 5. Sanremo €650-1300

    Room €450-700; tier estimate.

National median: a one-bed at €450-950/mo

The median one-bed across our 29 cities is about €450-950 a month (outskirts to centre), with a midpoint of ~€700. The spread is huge: between the cheapest (Bari, ~€525) and the dearest (Como, ~€1200) the gap is nearly 2.3x. Treat it as a guide, not a price list: the real number depends on the neighbourhood, the state of the flat, the season and whether you find "your" agent.

Methodology

  • Each range is euro/month and carries an explicit source: "community" (anonymized messages from the Russian-speaking community in Italy over 2024-2026), "OMI zone logic" (a range derived from a community anchor via the Agenzia delle Entrate Osservatorio del Mercato Immobiliare zones: centre > semi-centre > periphery), "ISTAT reference", and "national typical" (a broad tier estimate where no precise city figure exists).
  • The one-bed estimate in the ranking = the midpoint of the range from the outskirts (min) to the centre (max). Cities flagged "thin data" (22 of 29) sit on a broad tier estimate rather than an observation of the real market - treat them with extra caution.
  • This is NOT official rent statistics: the figures come from personal stories and open references across different years, are noisy, and may not match your case. Prices move - check current listings on idealista.it, immobiliare.it, in local chats and with agencies.
  • The index is refreshed quarterly; this is the Q3 2026 edition, with data as of 2026-09-02. Ranges live in an editable data file, not hard-coded on the page.

Related

Not legal or financial advice or official statistics - community observations and open data across different years. When citing, credit the source: permesso.love, Italy Rent Index by City, Q3 2026.

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