Residential property market trends
(Source: OMI Agenzia delle Entrate; data processing: ART-ER)
The province of Modena is made up of 47 municipalities and there are 6 Unions of municipalities. The aggregation of municipalities into provincial macro-areas was mainly dictated by the presence of important natural morphological elements (the Panaro and Secchia rivers, the Apennine ridge) and a main road artery (Via Emilia), which clearly subdivide the territory, as well as by the socio-economic and environmental characteristics that influence the residential property market.
In the past 2018-23 period, the number of property normalised transactions in the province of Modena grew by 17.6% from 8,135 in 2018 to 9,572 in 2023.
In terms of property size, transactions in the province of Modena in 2023 can be broken down as shown:
- 6% properties up to 50 sqm
- 29% properties between 50 sqm and 85 sqm
- 32% properties between 85 sqm and 115 sqm
- 17% properties between 115 sqm and 145 sqm
- 17% over 145 sqm
Cultural and natural heritage, accommodation, tourism
The historic centre of Modena is a UNESCO World Heritage Site but the entire province offers a range of historical and artistic attractions that include the Ferrari Museum, the historic centre of Carpi and the hilltop villages. The province registers an annual presence of 1,879,961 visitors in 2024 and an accommodation capacity of 20,659 beds (2023). Natural attractions include the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines park and, especially, Monte Cimone, the region’s most important ski area. Food and wine tourism is combined with cultural attractions, which include the theatre named after Modena local Luciano Pavarotti and initiatives such as the Philosophy Festival.
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