Agenzia delle Entrate’s OMI (Osservatorio del Mercato Immobiliare) publishes purchase and rent transaction ranges twice a year, by micro-zone within every comune — the most granular official price data in the country. Below is every one of the 110 provinces we could match, population-weighted from comune up to province.
Prices alone don’t tell you what a place is like to live in — cheap and pleasant are different questions. Every province below links through to cost vs. quality of life, which plots the same prices against Italy’s official BES well-being indicators, weighted however you like. The same figures are also a layer on the Italy map, alongside the demographic layers.
This page is province-level. Prices also exist for each of 7,587 individual comuni — a different measurement, averaged across a town’s own OMI micro-zones rather than population-weighted across a province, so the two are separate layers and are never blended. Every comune page carries its own figure. There is also a buy-or-rent view: how many years of rent equal the purchase price, which is the comparison neither price answers alone.