If you are looking for a home in Ponte di Nona, in the E53 zone of Rome, a residential property in normal condition is worth, according to the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate), between €1,700 and €2,500/m² of gross floor area. If you are looking at an auction here, this is the first benchmark to keep in mind.
OMI property values (quotazioni OMI) are the average values that the Italian Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate, OMI) publishes every six months zone by zone: euro per square metre, with a minimum and a maximum, for properties in normal condition. These are the figures for the first half of 2026. For rentals, the value is in € per m² per month: for residential properties it ranges from €8.3 to €11.5. Villas and detached houses drop to €1,300-1,950/m² and €5.8-8.3 per m² per month. Shops range from €1,500 to €2,100/m² and from €10.5 to €14.5 per m² per month.
Compared with the other zones of the Comune di Roma, this zone ranks 165 out of 213, ordered from the most expensive by the maximum value of residential properties in normal condition. The zone's maximum, €2,500/m², should be read alongside the median of the city's maximums, €3,300/m². The minimum, €1,700/m², should be read alongside the median of the city's minimums, €2,300/m². The zone therefore sits in the cheaper part of the ranking.
Our archive of auctions in the zone, with data as of 5 November 2026 and archive from 15 October 2026, counts 4 lots: 2 among garages, parking spaces, cellars and warehouses, 1 residential property and 1 among shops and offices. For these lots there are 7 sale attempts: none with no bids (asta deserta), none awarded, none suspended, 3 with no outcome published and 4 still scheduled. These are small numbers and will grow as new notices arrive, so always check the date before reading them.
Before making an offer, compare the auction price with the OMI values for the type of property you are interested in, and read the appraisal report (perizia) and the occupancy status of the property carefully.