At Marconi, in piazza Enrico Fermi, a residential home in normal condition is worth between €2,700 and €3,800 per m² of gross floor area. This is the figure for the 1st half of 2026 from the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate, OMI). OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) are the average values the Agency publishes every half-year zone by zone, with a minimum and a maximum in euros per square metre.
For renting the same home, the range is €10.0–14.0 per m² per month. If you are looking at an auction in this zone, keep in mind that these are average values for the zone, not the price of a single property, and that the condition of the property weighs heavily on the result.
Compared with the rest of Rome, the zone ranks 71st out of 213 zones in the municipality, counting from the most expensive. The median of the maximum values of the Roman zones is €3,300 per m², so the upper limit of this zone sits above the typical value for the municipality.
For other types of property: shops in normal condition range between €1,700 and €2,400 per m², with rents between €14.5 and €20.3 per m² per month; in excellent condition they rise to €2,400–2,850 per m² and rents of €20.3–24.5 per m² per month. Garages and covered parking spaces have lower values, respectively €1,650–2,400 and €1,300–1,800 per m².
As of 5 November 2026, our archive of auctions in the zone, compiled since 15 October 2026, counts 3 lots, all shops and offices, with 3 sale attempts still scheduled. None has gone unsold and none has been awarded. A sale attempt is a date on which the property goes to auction. With so few cases the figure says little about the market, so read it as a starting point.