As we move into the final months of 2025, the Italian property market is offering attractive opportunities for savvy buyers. With many sellers keen to close deals before the end of the year, price reductions are becoming more common – making now an ideal time to invest.
Italy continues to captivate overseas buyers, offering everything from stylish coastal apartments to charming countryside farmhouses. Whether you’re looking for a winter escape in the sunny south or a summer retreat in the rolling hills, there’s something to suit every lifestyle and budget.
Browse our latest discounted homes for sale in Italy – all available for under €300,000 – and take the first step towards making your dream of owning a property in Italy a reality.
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- Biella
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- Fermo
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- Roma
- Taranto
- Teramo
- Torino
- Verbano-Cusio-Ossola
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Pozzillo-Stazzo-Santa Tecla, Acireale, Catania37.637115.1731130.000 €85 m25 rooms€21% Discount
Duplex in via di Val di Cecina, 16
Mazzolla - Prato d'Era, Volterra, Pisa43.396610.8795300.000 €150 m27 rooms
Terraced house in contrada San Giovanni Ospedale, 27
Terme Vigliatore, Messina38.13715.1576130.000 €230 m28 rooms
Studio apartment in via Flaminia, 952
Cassia - Grottarossa, Roma41.958412.4854185.000 €40 m21 rooms
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Property prices in Europe: Italy sees moderate growth
According to the latest Eurostat figures, house prices in Europe continue to rise, but Italy is growing more slowly than its neighbours. In Q2 2025, the House Price Index (HPI) rose by an average of 5.1% in the euro area and 5.4% across the European Union compared with the same quarter in 2024. Quarter-on-quarter growth was 1.7% in the euro area and 1.6% in the EU. Italy, meanwhile, shows positive but more moderate increases.
Neighbourhoods with the largest house price increases in Italy’s key property markets
House prices in Italy are generally falling, but some neighbourhoods are seeing sharp rises. Padua’s Mortise-Brenta leads (+41.3%), followed by Milan’s Corvetto-Rogoredo (+24.4%) and Rome’s Trionfale-Monte Mario (+22.5%).
20 houses for sale in Italy with negotiable prices
With the cost of living still high, 2025 might not seem like the easiest year to find a property bargain in Italy. However, with autumn now in full swing, this can actually be one of the best times of year to secure your dream home — and we’ve got expert tips to help you get the best possible price.
Selling a house in Italy: how estate agencies work
Selling a property in Italy can be complicated, especially if you’re not familiar with local procedures. Using an estate agency can make the process much smoother, helping you navigate legal requirements, paperwork, and negotiations.
Rome vs Milan: how house prices are evolving in 2025
If you’re considering buying property in Italy, Rome and Milan remain two of the most dynamic markets — each offering a very different picture for buyers. According to the latest idealista price report for the third quarter of 2025, house prices continue to rise, though at varying rates and patterns across districts and provinces.
Second-hand homes in Italy: where prices are rising and falling in 2025
The Italian housing market has seen a small slowdown in the third quarter of 2025, with the average price of second-hand homes falling 0.7% to €1,815 per square metre. Compared with last year, prices are down 1.9%, while September alone saw a 1% drop.