Villa€86,737
Reggio Calabria

244 homes and apartments for sale in Reggio Calabria, Italy.
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24 properties shown
Villa€86,737
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€24,262
Reggio Calabria
House€355,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€75,965
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€48,001
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€49,434
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€27,605
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€49,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€384,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€339,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€104,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€208,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€104,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€217,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€335,000
Reggio Calabria
House€100,000
Reggio Calabria
House€71,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€100,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€44,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€90,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€39,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€125,000
Reggio Calabria
Villa€1,980,000
Reggio Calabria
Apartment€65,000
Reggio Calabria
Buyer's guide: Reggio Calabria
Reggio Calabria real estate is one of the cheapest city markets in our Italian coverage: the median asking price across 244 listings is just €95,000, or €726 per m². Apartments dominate with 212 listings, and typical homes are large, with a median size of 134 m².
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Listings | 244 |
| Median asking price | €95,000 |
| Middle 50% range (p25-p75) | €58,750 - €140,000 |
| Median price per m² | €726 |
| Median size | 134 m² |
Four-bedroom homes are the most common (96), with 62 listings at five or more, 57 at three, 23 at two and one single-bedroom. Besides 212 apartments there are 16 houses, 14 villas, 1 plot and 1 commercial unit. Large apartments in older blocks are typical, so check condition, lifts and heating.
Reggio sits on the toe of Italy facing Sicily, with a seafront promenade, the national museum housing the Riace bronzes and an airport with domestic and some European links. Cross the strait to Messina, and on Sicily's eastern side you will find Acireale, Aci Catena, Mascalucia and San Giovanni la Punta, while Vibo Valentia is further up the Calabrian coast. Local economy is service-led, and the summer heat is strong.
You need a codice fiscale tax code and a notary. Registration tax on a resale is 2% for a main residence and 9% for other homes, plus fixed cadastral fees; buying from a developer involves VAT instead. Non-EU buyers may face reciprocity conditions, so ask the notary. Check cadastral conformity, as unauthorised alterations are common. Browse the Italy page, apartments and mortgage options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
A weaker local economy, high supply of older flats and limited foreign demand keep prices low, with a median of €726 per m².
Often yes, subject to reciprocity between Italy and the buyer's country. A notary can confirm.
Registration tax is 2% for a main home and 9% for a second home on resale. Verify current rules.
It offers sea views and low prices, but limited tourism infrastructure compared with Sicily.
By ferry from the city to Messina in under an hour.