The Metropolitan City of Florence is an administrative region in the Tuscany region of central Italy. It shares borders with several provinces, including the Province of Arezzo, the Province of Siena, the Province of Pisa, the Province of Lucca, the Province of Pistoia, the Province of Prato, the Province of Ravenna, and the Province of Forlì-Cesena.
This is a expensive part of Italy to buy property, with prices sitting well above the national average. Most of the region's housing stock is concentrated in the city of Florence itself, which is also one of the pricier locations in the area. Outside the main city, prices vary significantly between the surrounding towns. Greve in Chianti and Bagno a Ripoli are the most expensive places to buy, with prices that exceed even those in Florence. In contrast, towns like Scandicci, Empoli, and Campi Bisenzio hold much smaller shares of the housing market and offer far more affordable options.
