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Property-price guide · June 2026

Florence home prices, clearly explained.

See what two listing sites are asking, how the asking-price series has changed since January 2024, and how those figures differ from official OMI ranges and the likely price of one home.

Latest asking data
June 2026
Price history
January 2024–June 2026
Reviewed

Start with the label

Three price labels you will see.

These numbers answer different questions. Keeping them separate makes the rest of the page much easier to use.

01

Listing-site asking price

What sellers or agents advertise. It is not the price a buyer ultimately pays.

02

Official OMI range

A broad government reference range for a zone, home type, and condition. It is not an appraisal or a list of completed sales.

03

Estimate for one home

A home-specific view based on its documents, building, condition, floor, light, occupancy, exact location, and comparable properties.

Latest market numbers

€4,623/m²idealista advertised asking price · June 2026

+14.6%change in the idealista series since January 2024

€4,673/m²combined asking indicator · 55% idealista and 45% Immobiliare.it

Latest OMI period checked: 2025 H2. Listing-site prices are advertised asking prices. OMI figures are broad official ranges. Neither tells you what a home sold for or what a particular home is worth. Download the source data and calculation notes.

Current asking prices

June 2026 asking prices from two listing sites.

Both figures describe advertised homes across Florence. They do not show completed sale prices or the value of a particular property.

Combined asking indicator

€4,673/m²

55% idealista and 45% Immobiliare.it, rounded to the nearest euro. This is a simple listing-site comparison, not a sale-price estimate.

idealista · 55%Immobiliare.it · 45%

idealista asking price

€4,623/m²

Advertised asking-price indicator for Florence in June 2026.

Immobiliare.it asking price

€4,735/m²

Advertised asking-price indicator for Florence in June 2026. The two sites differ by €112/m².

Price month: June 2026 · Sources checked: July 17, 2026 · Unit: euros per square meter (€/m²).

30-month asking-price trend

How the idealista asking-price series has changed.

The index compares the same publisher and city definition over time. January 2024 is set to 100, so 114.6 means the June 2026 asking-price indicator was 14.6% higher.

idealista asking-price trend

January 2024 = 100

January 2024–June 2026

Read the index above each bar. Bar heights start at zero so small changes are not exaggerated; the table below gives the exact price and percentage change.

In this series, Florence rose from €4,035/m² in January 2024 to €4,623/m² in June 2026, a 14.6% increase. That does not mean every Florence home rose by the same amount.

Selected idealista checkpoints. Prices are advertised asking prices. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
DateAsking price (€/m²)Index (Jan 2024 = 100)Change since Jan 2024
Jan 2024€4,035100.00.0%
Jun 2024€4,110101.9+1.9%
Jan 2025€4,234104.9+4.9%
Jun 2025€4,492111.3+11.3%
Jan 2026€4,567113.2+13.2%
Jun 2026€4,623114.6+14.6%

The full 30-month series is available in the downloadable source data.

Immobiliare.it figures we could verify directly

Only figures stated directly on the Florence market page are shown. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
DateAsking price (€/m²)What the source says
Sep 2024€4,283Lowest month stated in the page’s trailing two-year window
Jun 2025€4,576Year-earlier figure stated on the June 2026 page
May 2026€4,746Highest month stated in the trailing two-year window
Jun 2026€4,735Current citywide asking-price indicator

We do not estimate the missing Immobiliare.it months. A full two-source monthly chart should be published only when a lawful, repeatable month-by-month source is available.

Official figures, kept separate

OMI gives broad zone ranges—not sale-price averages.

Agenzia delle Entrate publishes OMI ranges twice a year by zone, home type, condition, and surface definition.

Historic-center OMI range over time

B5 Historic Center—Signoria, Duomo, Pitti, and San Niccolò; standard homes in normal condition, using gross floor area. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
PeriodOMI range (€/m²)Range midpoint (€/m²)Index (2024 H1 = 100)
2024 H1€3,600–€4,800€4,200100.0
2024 H2€3,600–€4,900€4,250101.2
2025 H1€3,600–€5,100€4,350103.6
2025 H2€3,600–€5,300€4,450106.0

Selected OMI zones for 2025 H2

All rows use the same home type, normal condition, and gross-floor-area definition. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
Area and OMI zoneOMI range (€/m²)
Historic Center · B5€3,600–€5,300
Campo di Marte · C6€2,800–€3,500
Isolotto · C15€2,450–€2,950
Novoli / Carraia · D20€2,300–€2,900
Le Piagge · D6€1,900–€2,500
Ugnano / Mantignano · E1€2,050–€2,900

Official source: Agenzia delle Entrate OMI search and OMI definitions. Search used: Firenze D612, the named zones, “Abitazioni civili,” “normale,” and “L.” Florence announced the 2025 H2 update on March 23, 2026. OMI does not value an individual home.

How we calculate the figures

What is combined—and what stays separate.

The two listing-site figures cover the same city, month, unit, and advertised-price idea, so we combine them. Official OMI ranges measure something different and stay on their own.

A · Current

Combined asking indicator

idealista counts for 55% because it provides the full monthly table used here. Immobiliare.it counts for 45% and provides a useful same-month check. The result is not a sale-price estimate.

B · History

No estimated months

The trend comes from idealista’s published monthly history. Immobiliare.it appears only where its page gives a figure directly. We do not fill gaps or work around access controls.

C · Official

OMI stays separate

OMI ranges are shown on their own because they are official zone references, not listing-site asking prices or completed-sale averages.

Monthly review

On the first of each month, we check the source, date, unit, area, and calculation notes. We do not estimate missing figures. OMI may remain unchanged because it is normally released twice a year.

Area prices

Citywide prices hide large differences between areas.

June 2026 asking-price indicators by broad listing-site area. Scroll horizontally on small screens.
Areaidealista asking (€/m²)Immobiliare.it asking (€/m²)Questions to check
Centro€5,590€5,931Older buildings, access, noise, lifts, and planned works
Campo di Marte / Libertà€4,735€4,784Local services plus event and rail noise on the exact street
Gavinana / Galluzzo€4,400€4,294*Green space, school routes, hills, and flood risk
Isolotto / Legnaia€3,829€3,707–€3,969More space, tram access, and newer building stock
Rifredi / northern Florence€3,796€3,742–€4,027Tram, hospital, university, airport access, and noise

*Immobiliare.it uses the broader Bellosguardo/Galluzzo label. The listing sites draw area boundaries differently, so adjacent-area ranges are shown instead of treating the areas as exact matches.

Common questions

What the numbers can—and cannot—tell you.

What is the current Florence asking price?

For June 2026, idealista published €4,623/m² and Immobiliare.it published €4,735/m². The combined asking indicator is €4,673/m². These are advertised prices, not completed-sale averages.

Why do the listing sites differ?

Each site has different listings, area boundaries, property mix, duplicate handling, and calculation rules. The €112/m² gap shows why both inputs remain visible.

What is OMI?

OMI is a broad official range for ordinary homes in a defined zone, home type, and condition. It is not an appraisal or a list of individual sale prices.

How is this page updated?

Sources are checked on the first of each month. Missing figures are not estimated, and OMI may remain unchanged between its twice-yearly releases.

Sources

Where the figures come from.

Buyer-side coordination

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