Liguria Property Market 2026

Liguria, with its sunlit coastline, historic cities, and lifestyle appeal, continues to attract growing interest from both domestic and international property buyers. In 2025, the region outperformed much of Italy, with transaction volumes increasing faster than the national average. Supported by stable financing conditions and steady price trends, Liguria has positioned itself as one of Italy’s more resilient real estate markets heading into 2026. Official data from Italy’s Osservatorio del Mercato Immobiliare (OMI), based on completed property deeds, confirms this momentum. Residential transactions rose by approximately 21% in the first half of 2025 and by 9.1% over the first nine months of the year, placing Liguria among the top-performing regions nationwide. Coastal towns and major urban centers, in particular, continued to see strong demand. Both domestic and international demand is strong, particularly in coastal towns and urban centers. Average sale and rental prices per m² (Dec 2025):Savona: Avg Sale Price (€/m²) €3,488 Avg Rental Price (€/m²) €13.60 Imperia: Avg Sale Price (€/m²) €2,973 Avg Rental Price (€/m²) €12.47 La Spezia: Avg Sale Price (€/m²) €2,332 Avg Rental Price (€/m²) €10.65 Genoa: Avg Sale Price (€/m²) €2,247 Avg Rental Price (€/m²) €10.95 Overall, regional rents averaged around €12/m², though prices vary by neighborhood and property size. International buyers continue to play a meaningful role in this market. “International buyers, particularly from Europe, the UK, and North America, make up a significant share of purchases in Liguria. They are drawn by seaside living, cultural richness, and income potential from rentals.” This combination of lifestyle appeal and practical pricing helps explain why Liguria remains attractive going into 2026. With steady demand, transparent official data, and moderate price growth expectations, the region offers a stable entry point for buyers seeking both personal use and long-term value.