Duomo – San Babila

Zone · Milan · Historic centre

The very centre around the Duomo, the Galleria and the fashion streets of the Quadrilatero.

Price level€€€€€
Rent trend↘ Rising slower than the city
Good forEasy commute
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Overview

Good for

Living at the heart of the city

Watch out for

Tourists and luxury prices

Neighborhoods

  • Duomo
  • Sanbabila
  • Montenapoleone
  • Missori
  • Cairoli

Rent

The typical rent in Duomo – San Babila was €30.00/m² per month in 2025, 80% above the Milan average. It is the 3rd most expensive of 42 zones.

Estimated monthly rent€ / month
1-bedroom (~50 m²)≈ €1,500
2-bedroom (~75 m²)≈ €2,250
3-bedroom (~100 m²)≈ €3,000

Estimate = midpoint of the OMI range × size. Actual rents vary within the range by building, floor and condition. Source: Agenzia delle Entrate – OMI quotations (Comune di Milano open data).

Rent €/m²
  1. 8.20–12.25
  2. 12.25–13.00
  3. 13.00–16.25
  4. 16.25–20.00
  5. 20.00–34.00
  6. No figure (farmland)

Rent since 2020

Typical rent in Duomo – San Babila rose 18% between 2020 and 2025, compared with 45% for Milan as a whole.

Duomo – San BabilaMilan average (Milan)
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Midpoint of the OMI rent range for ordinary flats in normal condition, second half of each year, €/m². Source: Agenzia delle Entrate (OMI).

Getting around

  • Metro: Duomo (M1, M3), San Babila (M1, M4)

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