Monza: Residential Real Estate Continues to Rise in Value

ARTICLE CONTAINS INFORMATION ON: Real estate price trends in Monza, rental market trends, growth in new residential developments, effects of the M5 metro line, forecasts and returns for 2025.

In recent months, Monza’s real estate market has shown no signs of slowing down—residential properties continue to gain ground. According to Idealista’s June 2025 report, average sale prices in the city rose by 0.4% compared to May and by 1.2% over the quarter, remaining near the record highs reached last autumn. Across the entire Monza-Brianza province, the quarterly increase reached +3.1%.

The momentum is even more evident in the new-build sector: analysis by the Real Estate Commission of the Milan–Monza–Lodi Chamber of Commerce shows a year-over-year increase of 7% for newly built homes, with peaks of +9% in the northern area and +7% in the historic center.

The rental market is moving even faster. Idealista data shows that as of June 2025, the average rent in the city is over 15% higher than twelve months earlier—a clear sign of strong demand amid a supply that struggles to keep pace.

Market sentiment among professionals confirms the sector’s good health: in the latest FIMAA–Confcommercio survey, 76.5% of agents expect prices to remain stable or slightly increase in the first four months of 2025, while 69.3% anticipate a rise in sales. The main concern is the shortage of available properties, reported by more than half of respondents.

Among the key drivers of this trend are infrastructure developments. The full extension of the M5 metro line to Monza—confirmed on June 27, 2025, and featuring eleven new stations—will strengthen the connection with Milan and is expected to trigger further appreciation in the affected neighborhoods.

What to expect:

• Prices: After the increases seen in 2023–2024, analysts forecast moderate growth, supported by falling mortgage rates and the demand for energy-efficient housing.

• Returns: Rising rents are boosting the appeal of buy-to-let investments, especially for mid-to-small-sized units near current or future M5 stations.

• Sales timelines: The shortage of quality listings is keeping absorption times short.

In summary, Monza remains a vibrant and resilient market, with solid fundamentals and new mobility projects poised to enhance its value.

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