Lodi is the Record Property Province of 2025: All the Data on the Boom (+14.78%)
Official data, Italian Revenue Agency
The province of Lodi takes the leader's jersey of the Lombardy property market for growth rate. According to the official data on residential sales (Normalised Number of Transactions - NTN), the Lodi area recorded an increase in sales of +14.78% over 2023-2025, the highest percentage performance among all 11 provinces of Lombardy.
After a brief adjustment phase in 2024 (closed at 3,305.62 NTN), 2025 saw an impressive acceleration in transactions, which reached 3,898.32 sales (+17.93% on the previous year and +14.78% compared with the 3,396.20 of 2023).
The Numbers of the Lodi Overtaking
While large markets such as Milan are going through phases of price consolidation and a decline in medium-large sizes, the province of Lodi benefits directly from the "decentralisation" effect. Its strategic position close to the Lombardy capital, the excellent network of links (A1, railway line and Passante) and unbeatable value for money have made the area a magnet for families, young couples and investors.
PROPERTY MARKET, PROVINCE OF LODI (2023 - 2025)
| 2023 | 3,396.20 NTN |
| 2024 | 3,305.62 NTN (-2.67% vs 2023) |
| 2025 | 3,898.32 NTN (+17.93% vs 2024) |
| Overall three-year increase (2023-2025) | +14.78% |
Source: official data, Italian Revenue Agency
Which Floor Areas Are Buyers Looking For in the Province of Lodi?
The analysis of data by floor area band highlights the clear residential and family vocation of the Lodi area. Over two thirds of the market (65.3%) is concentrated on homes between 50 and 115 square metres.
Distribution of Sales by Floor Area (Year 2025):
| Up to 50 sqm (Studios and small one-bedroom flats) | 270.09 NTN (6.9% of the total) |
| From 50 to 85 sqm (Large one-bedroom and compact two-bedroom flats) | 1,373.32 NTN (35.2%) |
| From 85 to 115 sqm (Two-bedroom and three-bedroom flats) | 1,173.84 NTN (30.1%) |
| From 115 to 145 sqm (Three-bedroom flats and large homes) | 517.91 NTN (13.3%) |
| Over 145 sqm (Detached homes and villas) | 563.16 NTN (14.4%) |
Source: official data, Italian Revenue Agency
Unlike the city of Milan (where small sizes under 50 sqm account for over 22% of sales), those who choose the province of Lodi are looking for space, liveability and greenery. Sizes over 115 sqm account for a total of 27.7% of the market.
Ranking of the Main Municipalities in the Province of Lodi
Growth is not uniform across all municipalities, but records extraordinary peaks in the hubs best connected with the metropolitan city of Milan and along the Via Emilia.
| Municipality | Cadastral code | Sales 2023 | Sales 2024 | Sales 2025 | Change 2023-2025 | Property trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lodi (provincial capital) | E648 | 753.75 | 735.46 | 744.39 | -1.2% | Stable |
| Casalpusterlengo | B910 | 236.64 | 230.18 | 272.03 | +14.96% | Strong growth |
| Codogno | C816 | 246.53 | 232.04 | 261.72 | +6.16% | Growing |
| Sant'Angelo Lodigiano | I274 | 203.35 | 176.98 | 201.66 | -0.83% | Stable |
| Lodi Vecchio | E651 | 113.00 | 116.60 | 194.31 | +71.96% | Sales boom |
| Zelo Buon Persico | M158 | 126.54 | 118.50 | 123.00 | -2.80% | Stable |
| Tavazzano con Villavesco | F801 | 121.99 | 101.00 | 94.09 | -22.87% | Declining |
| Casaletto Lodigiano | B899 | 41.84 | 52.10 | 72.93 | +74.31% | Sales boom |
| Borghetto Lodigiano | A995 | 38.51 | 42.00 | 68.84 | +78.76% | Sales boom |
Source: official data, Italian Revenue Agency
The Three Phenomena of the Lodi Market:
- Lodi (Provincial capital): Maintains high and constant volumes of around 740-750 transactions a year, representing on its own about 19% of the provincial market.
- Lodi Vecchio (+71.96%): One of the real revelations of the year. Its proximity to San Donato and South Milan has turned this centre into a privileged hub of attraction for those looking for modern properties at accessible prices.
- The Hubs of the Lower Lodi Area (Casalpusterlengo +14.96% and Codogno +6.16%): Confirmed as extremely dynamic markets, able to attract both local residents and workers from the Piacenza and Milan axis.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ on the Lodi Property Market)
Why did sales in Lodi grow by 14.78%?
Growth is driven by the phenomenon of housing decentralisation. Rising prices in Milan and the immediate hinterland have pushed many families to look for a home in the province of Lodi, where prices per square metre are more accessible and transport links remain fast.
Which municipality has the highest growth in the province of Lodi?
Among medium-sized municipalities Lodi Vecchio stands out, with its sales almost doubling over 2023-2025 (+71.96%), going from 113.00 to 194.31 normalised transactions.
What are the best-selling floor areas in Lodi and its province?
The best-selling size is the 50–85 sqm band (35.2% of sales), followed by the 85–115 sqm band (30.1%). Overall, medium-large homes represent the vast majority of the market.
Article by the Property Editorial Team - Official NTN data (Normalised Number of Transactions) processed from Italian Revenue Agency sources.