In zone D24 of Milan (Segesta, Aretusa, Vespri Siciliani) a normal-condition residential home sells for between €3,600 and €4,400 per m² and rents for between €12.2 and €17.0 per m² per month. These are the OMI property values for the 1st half of 2026: the average values that the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) publishes every six months zone by zone, in euro per square metre, with a minimum and a maximum, for homes in normal condition.
If you are looking at an auction in this zone, use this range as a starting point, not as a final price. If the property is in excellent condition, the value rises to €4,500–€6,500 per m². Garages (box) range from €1,700 to €3,000 per m², while shops reach up to €2,650 per m².
Compared with the 42 zones of the municipality, ranked from the most expensive, this zone ranks 23rd for the maximum value of homes in normal condition. Its maximum, €4,400 per m², remains below the municipal median of maximums, which is €4,500 per m².
Our archive of auctions in the zone, updated to 5 November 2026 and started on 15 October 2026, counts 9 lots viewed: 4 homes and 5 among garages, parking spaces, cellars and warehouses. Out of 14 sale attempts linked to the foreclosure proceedings, 8 are still scheduled, 1 ended with no bids (auction with no bids), none has been awarded (award / successful bidder) and 5 have no published outcome.
When you read these figures, always check the date: they change from week to week. An auction with no bids means that no offers were received at that price, so always ask yourself why.