Residential rentals with a reduced rate in October (-2.2%). Find out prices in your city

Calabria (-3.5%) and Valle d'Aosta (-2.3%). In the other macro-regions, the decrease in prices was less significant.

In terms of prices, the most expensive region to rent is Valle d'Aosta (20.6 euro/m2), followed by Lombardy (17.7 euro/m2), Tuscany (16.3 euro/m2), Trentino Alto Adige (14 euro/m2), Emilia Romagna (13.5 euro/m2) and Lazio (12.8 euro/m2). The remaining regions, with prices below the national average, range from 12.4 euros per square meter in Liguria to 6.3 euros per month in Molise, the most affordable region to rent in Italy.

In October, rental prices in the provinces also declined, with prices falling in 65 of the 105 monitored areas. The provinces with the largest declines are Brindisi (-17.4%), Latina (-13.7%), Ravenna and Fermo (-12.5%), Lucca (-11.7%), Crotone (-11%), Belluno (-10.8%) and''Massa Carrara (-10.2%). The other provinces showed different levels of decline, from 9.8% in Crotone to 0.1% in Cagliari.

Among the provinces, only Ferrara has not experienced any change in prices over the last month. On the contrary, the most significant price increases are observed in Trento (5.4%), Biella (5.3%), Bolzano (4.5%) and Rovigo (4.3%).

Lucca (27 euro/m2) is the most expensive province in Italy, followed by Belluno (26 euro/m2) and Grosseto (24.9 euro/m2). The province ofMilan is in fourth place with an average price of 21.6 euros per square meter, whileRome is in sixteenth place with an average of 13.6 euros per month. On the other hand, Enna (4.8 euro/m2), Caltanissetta (5.3 euro/m2) and Alessandria (5.6 euro/m2) are the most affordable provinces to rent.

In contrast to regional and''provincial trends, there are more regional capitals that are increasing (46) compared to those that are decreasing (34), with 3 cities maintaining stable prices in October (Novara, Rimini and Savona).