Did you know?
The valuation range of a property in Italy, expressed in €/sqm, may vary depending on the municipality based on OMI quotations (Osservatorio del Mercato Immobiliare), which are updated every 6 months by the Italian Revenue Agency.
The Gross Sellable Area (GSA) is the measurement most commonly used for real estate appraisals. It includes the total living space, including walls, plus different percentage values for accessory spaces, garages, or annexes. The Net Usable Floor Area, instead, refers to the actual space available and usable (“walkable” surface).
Both of these measurements are important for properly marketing your property.
Identifying the qualitative features of a property allows for a more accurate valuation scenario. When these data are reviewed by an expert—supported by documentation and certificates—they can deliver a result with up to 98.8% accuracy between the estimated value and the actual final sale price.
A property listed at a price aligned with the value recommended by a professional valuation—obtained through the The Best Price system—has a significantly higher chance of being sold successfully within a few months.
