A survey on local market dynamics in 2025

Trieste 12 June 2025 - The current year will also see an increase in purchases and sales, driven by a certain drop in interest rates on mortgages, lower costs for properties with a good energy profile, and the city's appeal abroad. An increase in purchases, however, will see prices remain broadly stable, due to high renovation costs and average wages that are too thin to access credit.

This is Andrea Oliva's premise to the survey by the Fimaa Trieste Observatory on the dynamics of the local real estate market in the first four months of 2025, presented at the conference 'Regularity and transparency in the real estate market. The key role of the legitimate state" on 12 June in Trieste. The 80 brokers associated with the provincial federation contributed to the collection of data on purchases and sales in the first four months of 2025.

Some interesting data. An initial analysis shows that 70% of properties sold in less than thirty days have a terrace or lift, while a property with a parking space is almost always sold in the first four months. In addition, more than 60 per cent of the sales concern new, renovated or properties in good condition.

Some numbers on buying and selling. The table shows buying and selling prices per square metre in the areas of the province of Trieste, respectively for properties in need of renovation (right-hand column), in good condition (centre) and new (left). The Trieste coastline is confirmed as the most valuable area. In general, demand on the local market remains high, compared to the supply of properties for sale.

Source: Fimaa Trieste Real Estate Observatory