The data you need to decide whether, and where, to move to Italy. All of it from official Italian sources, and all of it readable by your AI assistant.
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Where in Italy Would You Have the Best Life? Italy's Own Data Says It Depends
Italy measures many of the things that can shape your everyday life. But it deliberately doesn’t combine them into a ranking. The true answer depends on what matters most to you.
Map layer — 7% pensioner regime eligibility, by comune
2,535comuni where the 7% flat rate is available to a foreign pensioner, and counting
- Agenzia delle Entrate · MEF
- 2026
- 7,894 of 7,894 comuni
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Italy ranks 5th in Europe for open data. It still took a month to find out what a house costs.
What breaks between a public dataset and an answer you can actually use. Notes from a month of building on ISTAT and Agenzia delle Entrate data.
Browse residential prices, by province
€566/m²in Biella, the cheapest province in Italy, with the other 109 on the same page
- Agenzia delle Entrate · OMI
- 2025H2
- 7,596 of 7,894 comuni
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The rest of the data
48 layers, from 16 official sources: ISTAT, the Agenzia delle Entrate, the MEF, Eurostat and the Ministero della Salute. Each one is published at three grains, comune, province and country, and each one states when it was collected and how much of Italy it covers.
The data catalogue
Every layer we hold: what it measures, which institution it came from, when it was last refreshed, and how much of the country it covers.
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