Fiaip report on the Piedmont property market (2026)
Date of the event:
On 9 November 2026 the Federazione Italiana Agenti Immobiliari Professionali (Fiaip, Italian federation of professional estate agents) of Piedmont released its report on the regional residential property market for the first half of the year. According to the analysis, based on provisional data from the Agenzia delle Entrate (Revenue Agency), 35,698 homes were sold in Piedmont in the first six months of 2026, an increase of 4.3% over the same period in 2025 [1].
The regional picture
The president of Fiaip Piedmont, Alberto Meliga, described the residential market as "positive", noting that the trend continues that of 2025, a year that closed with 70,932 sales and a 10% increase on the previous year [1]. Meliga pointed out that demand for housing remains strong and is supported by credit market conditions, while prices remain broadly in line with those at the end of 2025, with modest increases in the order of 1-2%, especially in areas with higher demand and more limited supply [1]. The rise in transactions was more pronounced in the first quarter (+7.2%) than in the second (+1.2%), a trend that, according to Meliga, suggests a gradual realignment towards 2025 levels in the coming quarters [1]. Over 95% of residential purchases in Piedmont in the half-year were made by private individuals; of these, 42.7% took out a mortgage and 73.3% bought their main home [1].
Turin and its province
In the Province of Turin, around 19,192 sales were completed in the first half of 2026, up 4.9% on the same period in 2025 [1]. In the city itself, 8,265 homes were sold, 4.5% more, while in the rest of the province there were around 10,926 transactions, an increase of 5.2% [1].
The other provinces
The positive trend affected all the provinces of Piedmont, with differences between provincial capitals and neighbouring municipalities. Among the provincial capitals, Alessandria recorded the sharpest percentage growth (+12%, 859 sales), while Biella saw a decline (-12.5%) [1]. In the provincial territories outside the capitals, the Vercelli area had the largest increase (+12.3%), while Verbano-Cusio-Ossola recorded a contraction (-1.9%) [1]. The Province of Alessandria as a whole grew by 5% with 3,468 homes sold, that of Vercelli by 10.9% with 1,428 sales, while the Asti area rose by 3.4% with 1,567 sales, split between the provincial capital (539 transactions, +5.1%) and the rest of the province (1,028 transactions, +2.6%) [1].
Sources
- Il Torinese — 9 November 2026