In the first half of 2026, 1,437 homes were sold in the province of Biella, 1% more than in the same period of 2025. The figure comes from Fiaip Piemonte's regional property report, presented on 22 October and based on provisional data from the Italian Revenue Agency.
Within that number are two opposite trends. In the city of Biella there were 402 sales, 12.5% fewer: the steepest fall among Piedmont's provincial capitals. In the rest of the province there were 1,035, 7.5% more.
Across Piedmont 35,698 homes were sold, 4.3% more, with stronger growth in the first quarter (+7.2%) than in the second (+1.2%).
The city loses ground, the rest of the province grows
On first half of 2025
Source: Fiaip Piemonte, regional property report (22 October 2026), on provisional Revenue Agency data.
See the data as a table
| Where | Sales | On first half of 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| City of Biella | 402 | −12.5% |
| Rest of the province | 1,035 | +7.5% |
| Province of Biella | 1,437 | +1% |
| Piedmont | 35,698 | +4.3% |
How to read it
These are provisional figures covering six months: they show how the market is moving, not what a particular home is worth. A city selling less and a province selling more can mean different selling times from one area to another, and should be read together with prices and the homes on sale.
The Revenue Agency's official figures for the whole of 2025, by municipality and by area, are in our article on the Biella market.
Sources
Where the data, rules and figures quoted here come from.
- 1.Fiaip Piemonte, rapporto immobiliare regionale (22 ottobre 2026)
- 2.Rapporto immobiliare regionale. Fiaip Piemonte: 35.698 case vendute nel primo semestre 2026, +4,3%, Il Corriere di Alba Bra · accessed on 1 November 2026