In Acilia Sud, in the 1st half of 2026, a residential property in normal condition sells for between €2,000 and €2,600/m² of gross floor area and rents for between €10 and €13.3 per m² per month. These are the OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) published every half-year by the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate): average values zone by zone, with a minimum and a maximum, for properties in normal condition.
If you are looking for an economy-type home, in the same zone the value drops to €1,750–2,400/m². Villas and small villas reach €2,100–3,000/m². Garages and parking spaces cost much less: garages between €850 and €1,200/m², covered parking spaces between €650 and €900/m², and uncovered ones between €400 and €550/m².
Comparing with the comune of Rome, the zone ranks 156th out of 213, with the zones ordered from most expensive according to the maximum value of residential properties. The maximum for Acilia Sud, €2,600/m², is below the median of the comune's maximums, meaning the value halfway down the list, which is €3,300/m².
Our archive of auctions in the zone, updated to 5 November 2026 (data collected since 15 October 2026), counts 6 lots, all residential properties. These lots have a total of 6 sale attempts, all still scheduled. None has ended as an auction with no bids (asta deserta), been awarded or been suspended. An attempt is a single auction step with a fixed price.
If you are looking at an auction in this zone, compare the base price (prezzo base) with the €2,000–2,600/m² range for residential properties. Remember that this is a zone-wide average and not an estimate of the individual property.