Zones § Wagner / Pagano

Wagner / Pagano

Apartments here go for roughly € 5,500 – 6,800 per m², the official Agenzia delle Entrate compravendita band.

OMI semester
2025-2
1 OMI zone(s)

Where Wagner / Pagano sits in Milano

§ Comparison
Area €/m²
Wagner / Pagano 5,500 – 6,800
Milano average 4,985
Navigli 5,950
Isola 5,950
Porta Nuova 5,700
"Nearby" here means closest by €/m² level, not physical distance — stimmo doesn't have a neighborhood-adjacency map, and price proximity is the comparison that matters when you're deciding where else to look.

What a bilocale, trilocale or quadrilocale costs in Wagner / Pagano

§ Room count

Milan listings are often described by room count rather than raw surface — a bilocale (one bedroom plus a living room, typically 45–60 m²), a trilocale (two bedrooms, typically 65–90 m²), or a quadrilocale (three bedrooms, typically 95–130 m²).

Type m² €
monolocale optional — thin demand at this size 30 – 45 165,000 – 306,000
bilocale 45 – 60 247,500 – 408,000
trilocale 65 – 90 357,500 – 612,000
quadrilocale 95 – 130 522,500 – 884,000
These surface ranges are stimmo's own presentational convention for common Milan room-count terms, not an official OMI or Agenzia delle Entrate classification.

For comparison: Milan-wide transaction sizes

This is Agenzia delle Entrate's official surface-class breakdown for Milano as a whole (2025-Q4), not specific to Wagner / Pagano — shown as independent corroboration, not a substitute for the row above.

Surface class (m²) Share of Milan sales
<= 50 23.0%
50 -| 85 41.5%
85 -| 115 20.7%
115 -| 145 8.0%
> 145 6.8%

About Wagner / Pagano

§ Local context

This zone is unusually consistent with itself, and the data shows it: piazza Wagner, piazza Piemonte, via Marghera, via Buonarroti, via Washington, via Ravizza, via Correggio, via Belfiore and via Sardegna all fall inside C17. Nine points, no internal ambiguity.

The ambiguity is at the edge. Piazzale Giulio Cesare and piazza Gino Valle — the rim of CityLife — also fall in C17, not C13. C17 quotes €5,500–6,800/m² for standard-condition civil housing and reaches €12,500/m² for prestige homes and villas in top condition; it is the only zone in this set that also quotes the "villas" category. Part of that upper tail is CityLife rather than Wagner, which means a listing advertised as "CityLife" can lean on the C17 band without being in C13 at all.

Check: the exact address before comparing any price; then construction year, condition of the common parts, service charges and energy class. If the listing sells "CityLife", ask which OMI zone it actually falls in: that gap is priced in and never discounted.

Metro Wagner, Pagano and Buonarroti (M1), Tre Torri (M5) on the CityLife side.

Check a real listing here

§ Estimator

Have an address or a listing in Wagner / Pagano? Run it through the full fair-price check — OMI band, coefficients, and verdict.

Official OMI zone data

§ Source
Source. OMI quotations and zone boundaries — Agenzia delle Entrate / Comune di Milano, licensed IODL 2.0.