In 25 years, prices have grown by more than 60%, for homes by more than 100%.

The general growth of the consumer price index between 2000 and 2025 was equal to 63% but this figure is the synthesis of increases greater than 100% for the aggregate of housing and utilities (driven by expenses for electricity and fuel), for alcohol and tobacco and for financial and insurance services, and less than 30% for education and health services, and of a decrease of close to 60% in the cost of information and communication goods and services.

Istat writes this in the Report Stories of data on consumer prices.

For non-energy industrial goods as a whole, the price increase between 2000 and 2025 was just over 25%.