In the D30 zone of Rome, Tomba di Nerone (Via di Grottarossa), a standard-condition residential home sells for €2,000 to €2,850 per m² of gross floor area, according to the OMI property values for the 1st half of 2026. OMI property values are the average values that the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) (OMI) publishes every six months zone by zone, with a minimum and a maximum for homes in standard condition.
For rent, the range is €11.0–15.8 per m² per month. If you are looking for an economy-type home, you will find €1,600–2,300/m² for sale and €8.8–12.5 per m² per month for rent. Boxes range from €1,200 to €1,750/m², covered parking spaces from €900 to €1,300/m². Villas and small villas remain at values very close to residential homes. Shops are at €1,200–1,700/m² for sale and at €13.0–18.5 per m² per month for rent.
Compared with the rest of the municipality, the zone is peripheral. Among the 213 zones of Rome, ordered from the most expensive based on the maximum value of residential homes, this one occupies position 132. Its maximum, €2,850/m², remains below the median of the municipality's maximums, which is €3,300/m². The median is the central value of all zones.
Our auction archive, updated to 5 November 2026 and active since 15 October 2026, counts 4 lots seen in this zone: 2 homes, 1 shop or office and 1 among boxes, parking spaces, cellars and warehouses. If you are looking at one of these auctions, compare the starting price with the OMI values above. The sale attempts linked to the lots are 9: one has ended with no bids, 4 are still scheduled and 4 have no published outcome. None is recorded as awarded.