Italian House Prices Rose 4% in Second Quarter, Istat Reports
National statistics agency says annual growth in property prices eased compared with the first quarter of the year.
Italian house prices rose 4% year-on-year in the second quarter, national statistics agency Istat reported, according to ANSA.
The agency said the pace of growth slowed compared with the first three months of 2025, without providing further breakdown of the figures in the reported statement.
Istat did not immediately provide additional details on regional variations or the factors behind the deceleration, ANSA said.
The report offers a snapshot of Italy's housing market, which has been closely watched amid broader economic conditions in the country.
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- Italian house prices rose 4% in second quarter says Istat — ANSA (Italy)
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