House€850,000
Salerno

290 homes and apartments for sale in Salerno, Italy.
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24 properties shown
House€850,000
Salerno
House€255,000
Salerno
Apartment€430,000
Salerno
Apartment€145,000
Salerno
Apartment€120,000
Salerno
Villa€350,000
Salerno
House€198,000
Salerno
Apartment€205,000
Salerno
Apartment€215,000
Salerno
Apartment€170,000
Salerno
Villa€26,000,000
Salerno
Villa€95,000
Salerno
Penthouse€320,000
Salerno
Apartment€285,000
Salerno
Apartment€249,000
Salerno
House€530,000
Salerno
House€405,000
Salerno
Apartment€130,000
Salerno
Apartment€115,000
Salerno
Apartment€315,000
Salerno
House€210,000
Salerno
House€650,000
Salerno
House€185,000
Salerno
Apartment€105,000
Salerno
Buyer's guide: Salerno
Property for sale in Salerno gives you a working Italian port city at the start of the Amalfi Coast, with prices much lower than in Positano or Amalfi. Apartments account for 201 of our 290 listings, and the median asking price is €220,000.
The figures are asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad. Half of the properties are priced between €131,250 and €363,750.
| Metric | Salerno |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €220,000 |
| Middle half | €131,250 to €363,750 |
| Median price per m² | €1,871 |
| Median size | 115 m² |
| Listings | 290 |
The mix is 201 apartments, 52 houses, 22 villas, 10 penthouses, 2 commercial units, 2 studios and one plot of land. Large layouts lead: 108 listings have five or more bedrooms and 76 have four. The median is 115 m². The sea-view flats along the waterfront and in the hills command a premium.
For older buildings, ask about the condition of the facade and shared structure, and confirm cadastral conformity.
Salerno has a revitalised waterfront promenade, a medieval old town, a cathedral, a university in Fisciano nearby and a port. High-speed trains reach Naples in about 35 to 40 minutes, and ferries run along the Amalfi Coast.
Compare Naples, Avellino, Caserta, Potenza, Campobasso and Foggia.
Salerno works as a base for those who want the coast without paying Amalfi-town prices. Residents use the Lungomare Trieste for evening walks, and the city lights up in winter with the Luci d'Artista festival. Salerno-Costa d'Amalfi airport has limited seasonal flights, and Naples airport is the main gateway.
Non-EU buyers can generally buy under reciprocity. Registration tax is 2% for a primary home or 9% otherwise, plus notary and agency costs. Check that the sale contract and cadastral records match.
See the Italy overview, buying guide, financing and Italian villas.
If you plan to let the property, look at the municipality's tourist-rental rules and the building's regulations, because some condominium rules limit short stays.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, considerably. Salerno is a working city rather than a resort, and its median asking price is €220,000, while homes in the Amalfi towns cost far more per square metre.
Fast trains take about 35 to 40 minutes, so some residents commute to Naples or use the city as a base for visits.
It has year-round life and tourism, so demand is steadier than in a seasonal village. Check municipal and condominium rules before you plan short lets.
Yes. A lawyer or technical adviser works for you, while the notary is neutral and completes the legal formalities.