In Baggio, Quartiere Romano and Muggiano, a civil dwelling in normal condition sells for between €2,200 and €3,100/m² of gross floor area, according to the OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) of the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate), 1st half of 2026. OMI property values are the average values that the Agency publishes every half-year zone by zone: euro per square metre, minimum and maximum, for dwellings in normal condition. For excellent condition there are separate bands.
If you are looking to rent, the same civil dwelling in normal condition rents for between €9.0 and €12.0 per m² per month. In excellent condition the sale price rises to €3,200-€3,500/m². Normal villas and small villas sell for between €1,850 and €2,500/m², while economy dwellings range from €1,700 to €2,350/m².
Compared with the other zones of Milan, this is one of the cheapest. For normal civil dwellings it ranks 40th out of 42 zones in the municipality, ordered from the most expensive. The median of the municipality's maximum values is about €4,500/m², whereas here the maximum is €3,100/m². If you compare a home here with one in the centre, keep this difference in mind.
Our auction archive, covering the period from 15/10/2026 to 5 November 2026, counts 4 lots viewed: 2 among shops and offices and 2 dwellings. Of the 6 linked sale attempts, 2 ended as auctions with no bids (asta deserta), 3 are scheduled and 1 has no published outcome. No award (aggiudicazione) has been recorded, nor any suspension. These figures change over time, so check the date.
If you are starting from scratch: an auction with no bids means that nobody submitted valid offers at that price. Before deciding, compare the base price (prezzo base) with the OMI values for the type of property you are interested in, and take into account the costs and timing of the foreclosure proceedings (procedura esecutiva).