Home/Area values/Pioltello/Rivoltana · D'Annunzio · Stazione · Cassanese
Pioltello · Property Market Observatory

Property market values Rivoltana · D'Annunzio · Stazione · Cassanese, Pioltello

In Rivoltana · D'Annunzio · Stazione · Cassanese (Pioltello) a home is worth between €1,700 and €2,700 per square metre, and rents for between €6.4 and €12.2 per square metre a month, according to the official OMI values of the Italian Revenue Agency for the second half of 2025.

Covers: Rivoltana, via D'Annunzio, railway station, SP103 Cassanese

Rent6.4 – 12.2€/sqm per month
SourceAgenzia delle Entrate — OMILatest published half-year: second half of 2025

Introduction

The outer belt of Pioltello, taking in the strategic area between the Rivoltana provincial road, via D'Annunzio, the railway station and the SP103 Cassanese, is one of the key hubs for mobility and residential development in the eastern hinterland of Milan. Direct proximity to the Pioltello-Limito railway station — a crucial node on the suburban and regional lines — together with the main roads, makes this area particularly appealing for anyone wishing to travel quickly towards Milan while keeping housing costs competitive.

For anyone intending to buy, sell or rent a property in this area, assessing the market precisely is essential. In this article we analyse the official data published by the Italian Revenue Agency (OMI database) for the second half of 2025, giving a detailed and transparent overview of prices for homes and ancillary units.

Buying: prices per sqm

Buying a property in the area between Rivoltana, D'Annunzio, the station and Cassanese means investing in an area with very high connectivity. Market value varies appreciably according to the state of repair and maintenance of the property.

Here are the average prices per square metre for purchase:

Sale values
TypeSale €/sqm
Civil dwellingsExcellent condition2,300 – 2,700
Civil dwellingsNormal condition1,700 – 2,250
GaragesNormal condition600 – 1,100

The price difference between normal and excellent condition shows how a renovated property with adequate energy features and quality finishes secures significant commercial added value during negotiation.

Renting: monthly rents and OMI table

The presence of the railway station and of the roads linking directly with Milan makes rental demand in this area particularly lively, driven both by commuters and by young families.

Below is the summary table of monthly rents expressed in euros per square metre (€/sqm/month):

Rental values
TypeRent €/sqm month
Civil dwellingsExcellent condition9.7 – 12.2
Civil dwellingsNormal condition6.4 – 9.6
GaragesNormal condition3 – 5.2

Practical examples of monthly rent calculation

To put these values in the context of the most sought-after floor areas in the residential market, here are two practical examples:

60 sqm apartment in excellent condition. Estimated minimum rent: 60 sqm × €9.7/sqm = €582 a month; estimated maximum rent: 60 sqm × €12.2/sqm = €732 a month.

80 sqm apartment in normal condition. Estimated minimum rent: 80 sqm × €6.4/sqm = €512 a month; estimated maximum rent: 80 sqm × €9.6/sqm = €768 a month.

Why invest in Rivoltana, D'Annunzio, the Station and Cassanese

The data of the Italian Revenue Agency confirms that this part of Pioltello has strong points of appeal for buyers and investors:

Strategic connections: the direct presence of the station and quick access to the Cassanese and Rivoltana roads ensure fast links with Milan, increasing demand both for purchase and for rent.

Accessibility and affordability: purchase values for a home in normal condition (from €1,700/sqm to €2,250/sqm) are extremely advantageous compared with prices in the capital, offering an ideal entry point into the property market.

High rental income: strong demand from commuters ensures excellent continuity of letting, with monthly rents for homes in excellent condition reaching €12.2/sqm/month.

The values shown are taken from the property market values of the Property Market Observatory of the Italian Revenue Agency, for the second half of 2025, and relate to properties in normal condition. They are a statistical benchmark for the area and do not replace a professional valuation.