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Buying a home in Piedmont: taxes and home sales

In short

In Piedmont, a €300,000 resale home bought from a private owner as a prima casa pays €6,100 in purchase taxes, €27,100 as a second home; 64,420 homes changed hands there in 2024 (OMI). That is 15.1 sales per 1,000 residents, against 12.5 for Italy; the tax rates are national.

What the sales data say about Piedmont

Turin sets the tone in Piedmont. Of the region's 64,420 home sales in 2024 (OMI series, Agenzia delle Entrate), the province took 34,611, a 53.7% share, and 19,491 of those happened outside the city itself, which holds 43.7% of provincial volume.

Alessandria stands out in the provisional 2025 data at +14.8%, followed by Novara at +14.0%, while the region overall moved by +10.1% to 70,932 sales. Cuneo, the second province, recorded 8,031 sales in 2024 and only 827 of them in the city of Cuneo.

Set against population, Piedmont reaches 15.1 transactions per 1,000 inhabitants, third place among the 18 comparable regions and above the Italian 12.5. ISTAT puts 7.2% of Italians there, while it generates 8.9% of national transactions. Across the 8 provinces, the provincial capitals together make up 33.8% of the regional total, which means most buyers in the data were purchasing in smaller towns. The figures describe volumes, not prices.

Turin's province carries 53.7% of regional volume, and the smaller provinces trail far behind: Asti 2,855, Biella 2,711, Verbano-Cusio-Ossola 2,510 and Vercelli 2,467. Vercelli posted the sharpest provisional rise among them, +12.0%, so its 2025 figure deserves a second look once the final OMI release is out.

Data as of 31 December 2025 for OMI home sales (2024 final, 2025 provisional, collected on 19 October 2026) and 1 January 2026 for ISTAT population.

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Taxes on a purchase in Piedmont

National rates. Change any field: the amounts are recalculated instantly.

Registration tax (imposta di registro)€6,000 (2%)
Mortgage tax (imposta ipotecaria)€50
Cadastral tax (imposta catastale)€50
Buyer total€6,100
As a share of the price2%

No notary's fee (no tariff since 2012) and no agent commission. The full calculator, with the cadastral value.

The questions, answered

How much tax do you pay to buy a €300,000 home in Piedmont?

The rates are national, so Piedmont pays what all of Italy pays: €6,100 on a resale bought from a private owner as a prima casa, €27,100 as a second home, €12,600 on a new build from a builder as a prima casa and €30,600 otherwise, before the notary's fee.

How many homes are sold each year in Piedmont?

64,420 homes were sold in Piedmont in 2024 according to the OMI register of the Agenzia delle Entrate, and 70,932 in 2025 (provisional, +10.1%).

Is the property market in Piedmont more active than the Italian average?

Piedmont recorded 15.1 home sales per 1,000 residents in 2024, against 12.5 for Italy as a whole (OMI sales, ISTAT population).

How do I find the IMU property tax rate in Piedmont?

Each Italian municipality sets its own IMU rate by resolution, published on the Ministry of Economy and Finance site (finanze.gov.it, IMU rates search). A main home in categories A/2 to A/7 is exempt.

The figures

MeasureValueSource
Taxes on €300,000, resale, prima casa€6,100DPR 131/1986
Taxes on €300,000, resale, second home€27,100DPR 131/1986
Taxes on €300,000, new build, prima casa€12,600Agenzia delle Entrate
Home sales, 202464,420Agenzia delle Entrate – OMI
Home sales, 2025 (provisional)70,932Agenzia delle Entrate – OMI
Sales per 1,000 residents, 202415.1OMI, ISTAT
Population, 1 January 20264,255,006ISTAT

Buying from abroad

What differs for a foreign buyer: Buying as a foreigner · prima casa and residence · the codice fiscale · IMU property tax.

Cities of Piedmont on Payotte

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