The Italian real estate market grows in 2025. Residential transactions increased by +6.5% compared to 2024, reaching around 767,000 deals, while house prices recorded an average increase of +2.2%. At the same time, the rental market is growing, with average rents climbing 7% and contract numbers increasing by 3%. This is according to the FIAIP Monitora Italia Report, which was created by the FIAIP Research Center in partnership with ENEA and I-Com using surveys of its member real estate brokers. The study examines the 2025 real estate market trend, estimates for 2026, and energy efficiency advances in buildings. The most often sold property type is a used three-room apartment in a semi-central area, indicating a rebound in demand for "live-in" homes, albeit of moderate size given the continuing population loss. Property values in Italy's main cities, including Rome, Naples, Florence, Turin, and Milan, have climbed by 2.2% over the national average, indicating the dynamism of metropolitan areas with significant tourism, university, and job sectors.