In Labaro, zone E27 of Rome (Via Gemona del Friuli), a normal-condition residential home sells for between €1,650 and €2,300/m² of gross floor area, according to the OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) of the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate) for the 1st half of 2026. OMI property values are the average values that the Agenzia delle Entrate publishes every half-year zone by zone: a minimum and a maximum in euros per square metre, for homes in normal condition.
If you are looking to rent, the same zone indicates from €8.3 to €12.0 per m² per month for residential properties. If you are looking at an auction here, the reference value for a residential flat is therefore between €1,650 and €2,300/m². For the other types: economy homes €1,450–€2,000/m², garages €800–€1,150/m², covered parking spaces €600–€900/m², uncovered spaces €350–€500/m², shops €1,550–€2,200/m².
Compared with the rest of the municipality, the zone is among the cheapest. For residential homes it ranks 184th out of 213 Rome zones, ordered from the most expensive. Labaro's maximum, €2,300/m², equals the median of the minimums for the municipality, while the median of the maximums is €3,300/m². So, if you compare a flat here with one in a more expensive zone of Rome, you are comparing two different markets.
Our auction archive, as of 5 November 2026, has recorded 5 lots in the zone since 15 October 2026: 4 homes and 1 among garages, parking spaces, cellars and warehouses. Seven sale attempts are linked: 2 ended as auctions with no bids (asta deserta), i.e. without offers, 5 are still scheduled and none has been awarded (aggiudicazione). These are small numbers and they change over time, so always check the date before using them.