(Finance) – The growing number of transactions at the end of the year highlights a real estate market which, although still with some uncertainty, is emerging from the adjustment phase it was in, also thanks to improved credit access conditions. But what are the prospects for the coming year in terms of house prices?
Like every year, Immobiliare.it Insights, proptech company of the Immobiliare.it group, analyzed the 12 main Italian cities to predict the trend of the price per square meter, for sale and for rent, in 2025.
The expectations they speak of a market with rising prices both in the sales and rental sectors: the most significant increase for sales is recorded in Genoa, +8.4%, followed by Bologna and Verona, with the + 7.8% and +7.6% respectively. While for rent, Turin and Naples show the most significant increases, +8.1% and +8% respectively.
“With the normalization of mortgage rates, in 2024 we witnessed a recovery of interest in the possibility of purchasing, confirmed by the numbers of sales recorded, and 2025 will not deviate from this trend – he comments Antonio Intini, Chief Business Development Officer of Immobiliare.it – In fact we see that the forecasts speak of sales prices still at
growth, with excellent performances especially from those “satellite” centers that many are starting to look to in response to increasingly less sustainable prices in the metropolises. Sustained increases also for rent, a symptom of a somewhat wait-and-see attitude for many people, who choose to stay in rent while waiting to understand how the market will evolve”.
Taking a look at Milan and Rome, for the former, a growth in the sales price of almost 6% is expected, with rental prices remaining at +4.3%; in the capital, on the contrary, it is rent that performs best, with a forecast of +4.4%, while sales stand at +2.6%.
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