In Mezzocammino, a suburban area of Rome (OMI code E184), a standard residential home in normal condition sells for between €3,300 and €4,100 per m² of gross floor area. OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) are the average values that the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) publishes every six months zone by zone, with minimum and maximum figures in euros per square metre. This data is from the 1st half of 2026.
Economy-type homes cost less: sale between €2,750 and €3,700 per m², rent between €10.3 and €13.8 per m² per month. If you are looking to buy a home, keep in mind that the two ranges partly overlap, so compare listings with the right property type.
Compared with the rest of Rome, the zone ranks 62nd out of 213 zones in the municipality, ordered from the most expensive based on the maximum value of standard residential homes. The median maximum value across Roman zones is €3,300 per m², and the median minimum is €2,300 per m². So Mezzocammino sits in the upper part of the ranking, with a maximum value (€4,100 per m²) above the municipal median maximum.
Our auction archive, updated to 5 November 2026 and started on 15 October 2026, counts 3 lots seen in the zone: 2 among garages, parking spaces, cellars and warehouses, and 1 residential home. There have been 3 sale attempts, all still scheduled: none has been awarded, suspended or ended with no bids (asta deserta). The number is small and may change, so check the page again before deciding. An auction alone does not tell you what a home is worth: always compare the proposed price with the OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) above.