€225/m² · OMI
pop 1,566 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
Most of what we hold is published for a single comune: what property costs there, whether the 7% regime applies, how the province scores on well-being. Tell us what matters to you below, and we hold those against each other live — that is usually enough to get from 7,894 towns down to a handful worth looking at properly.

€225/m² · OMI
pop 1,566 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€230/m² · OMI
pop 1,281 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€308/m² · OMI
pop 2,762 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€310/m² · OMI
pop 1,955 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€313/m² · OMI
pop 2,566 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€318/m² · OMI
pop 143 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€318/m² · OMI
pop 299 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
€318/m² · OMI
pop 301 · ISTAT
7% eligible · ours
10 institutions, and almost none of them publish at the same level of detail. Prices and population come for a single town; well-being and crime come for a province; income and life expectancy come for a region or country. Lining them up is slow work, and we do it once. What we do not do is quietly push a province figure down onto a town: a figure keeps the level it was published at, and every page says which that is.
Every comune this shortlist matches is also a record at /api/v1/comuni/{istatCode}, with the same source and date on every figure, machine-readable. /api/v1/comuni already filters on price, rent, population and the 7% regime; the climate, healthcare, tourism and seismic filters here are not in it yet. 10 institutions sit behind it.