Quick reference: Rome Class A rent is 360 EUR/sqft ($392 USD), typical term 6 years, 8 months free.

  • Class A rent: 360 EUR/sqft/yr ($392 USD).
  • Typical term: 6 years.
  • Typical rent-free: 8 months.
  • Vacancy: 8.6%.

Rome Class A office: frequently asked questions

Quick reference: Rome Class A rent is 360 EUR/sqft ($392 USD), typical term 6 years, 8 months free.

TL;DR

  • Class A rent: 360 EUR/sqft/yr ($392 USD).
  • Typical term: 6 years.
  • Typical rent-free: 8 months.
  • Vacancy: 8.6%.

Quick reference

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Key facts

cityRome
countryItaly
regionEMEA
classARentLocal360 EUR/sqft/yr
classARentUsd$392/sqft/yr
vacancy8.6%
typicalLeaseYears6
typicalRentFreeMonths8
submarkets5
primeYieldPct4.8%

Frequently asked questions

Why is Class A inventory in central Rome so constrained?
UNESCO conservation across the Centro Storico precludes new ground-up Class A. Most modern stock is concentrated in EUR, Parco de' Medici, and the Tiburtina corridor.
How does Rome compare to Milan?
Milan is materially deeper as a Class A market and substantially tighter on vacancy. Rome is more government and energy-tilted; Milan is finance and fashion-tilted.
What is the 6+6 lease structure?
The Italian commercial lease standard: 6-year initial term automatically renewing for a further 6 years unless landlord serves notice (with limited statutory grounds). Tenants typically have six-month break flexibility.

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