Price Guide 2026Italy

RomeAverage Rent

Rome’s residential market is currently grappling with a chronic supply shortage as short-term tourist rentals continue to squeeze the long-term living stock. While modern regeneration projects are finally gaining traction in the eastern corridors, the historic core remains an ultra-exclusive seller's market with little room for negotiation. Verdict: Rome remains a high-stakes arena where early movers in emerging zones will see the best 2026 appreciation.

Avg Buy

€5,322per m²

Avg Rent

€21.65per m²

Districts Analysed

11🏙️
11 Neighborhoods

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:What is the 'Cedolare Secca' and how does it benefit renters?

It is an optional flat-tax regime for landlords that typically guarantees tenants a fixed rent price for the duration of the contract without annual inflation adjustments.

Q:Are utility costs included in the average Rome rent?

Generally no; 'spese condominiali' (building maintenance) and utilities are almost always extra, typically adding €100-€250 to monthly budgets.

Q:Is a 'Codice Fiscale' required before signing a lease?

Yes, this Italian tax code is mandatory for all financial transactions, including utility registrations and legalizing any residential rental contract.