The Metropolitan City of Rome is an administrative division of Italy, situated within the Lazio region. It stretches across a diverse landscape that borders the provinces of Viterbo, Rieti, L'Aquila, Frosinone, and Latina. The territory extends from the Tyrrhenian Sea coastline to the inland hills and mountains, encompassing the capital city and its surrounding municipalities.
The housing market in this region is generally expensive compared to the rest of Italy. Most of the housing stock is concentrated in the city of Rome itself, which is also one of the dearest places to live in the area. Outside the capital, towns like Frascati and Marino offer slightly more affordable options while remaining relatively high-priced. In contrast, coastal and industrial municipalities such as Fiumicino, Anzio, and Pomezia are much cheaper, with property prices falling far below those found in the regional capital.
