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Property market values Periferia · Poasco, San Donato Milanese

In Periferia · Poasco (San Donato Milanese) a home is worth between €1,950 and €3,100 per square metre, and rents for between €7.1 and €12 per square metre a month, according to the official OMI values of the Italian Revenue Agency for the second half of 2025.

Covers: the Poasco hamlet and the outer town belt

Rent7.1 – 12€/sqm per month
SourceAgenzia delle Entrate — OMILatest published half-year: second half of 2025

Introduction

San Donato Milanese stands confirmed as one of the most attractive and well-organised urban and residential centres in the first south-eastern ring around Milan. In particular, the Poasco hamlet and the outer areas of the town offer an ideal living environment for those seeking calm, generous green spaces and a relaxed pace of life, without giving up immediate proximity to the Lombard capital. The area enjoys excellent accessibility thanks to links with the eastern and western ring roads, the nearby Paullese provincial road and the public transport lines that quickly connect to the M3 (yellow) metro at San Donato centre.

For anyone wishing to buy, sell or rent a home in this area, having official and transparent data is essential. In this article we analyse the up-to-date property values provided by the Italian Revenue Agency (OMI database) for the second half of 2025.

Buying: prices per sqm

The sales market in the outer areas and in Poasco is marked by excellent affordability, offering a valid alternative to the higher values of the town centre. The state of repair of a property plays a decisive role in setting the price per square metre.

Below are the official prices for buying civil dwellings and garages:

Sale values
TypeSale €/sqm
Civil dwellingsExcellent condition2,500 – 3,100
Civil dwellingsNormal condition1,950 – 2,450
GaragesNormal condition750 – 1,100

The price difference shows how a property in excellent condition or recently renovated can command a value up to 25-30% higher than one in normal condition. Moreover, the contained values of garages are an interesting opportunity both for personal use and as a small ancillary investment.

Renting: monthly rents and OMI table

The rental market in the outer area and Poasco records constant demand, fuelled by service-sector workers, young couples and families drawn by monthly rents more sustainable than in central Milan.

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

Rental values
TypeRent €/sqm month
Civil dwellingsExcellent condition8.8 – 12
Civil dwellingsNormal condition7.1 – 8.7
GaragesNormal condition3.1 – 4.8

Practical examples of monthly rent calculation

To make real monthly rents immediately clear, here are two practical calculation examples:

60 sqm apartment in excellent condition. Estimated minimum rent: 60 sqm × €8.8/sqm = €528 a month; estimated maximum rent: 60 sqm × €12.0/sqm = €720 a month.

80 sqm apartment in normal condition. Estimated minimum rent: 80 sqm × €7.1/sqm = €568 a month; estimated maximum rent: 80 sqm × €8.7/sqm = €696 a month.

Why invest in the outer area and Poasco

In the light of the official data of the Italian Revenue Agency, buying or renting in the outer area and Poasco district of San Donato Milanese offers three clear advantages:

Affordable entry prices: with values starting from €1,950/sqm for second-hand homes in good condition, it is possible to buy more generous floor areas than in the centre while keeping to a contained budget.

Attractive rental return: rents of up to €12/sqm/month guarantee owners a stable and competitive annual rental return.

Quality of life and amenities: the calm of the residential setting, the abundance of green spaces and the ease of connection towards Milan and the ring road make the area very appealing over time.

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.