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Mantova province · report

People and new homes in Mantova province

In 2025 the population grew by 971 while 298 new homes were granted a permit: 3.3 new residents for every new home.

New residents per new home, 2025
3.3
Population change, 2025
+971

Population change and homes permitted in Mantova province

The population's yearly change, net migration plus births minus deaths, against homes granted a permit in new residential buildings. ISTAT.

Population change

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YearPopulation change
2025971
2024868
20231,286
20221,711
2021-20
2020-1,652
2019430

Homes permitted

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YearHomes permitted
2025298
2024342
2023289
2022404
2021618
2020303
2019434

Year by year

YearNet migrationBirths minus deathsPopulation changeHomes permitted
2019+2,247−1,817+430434
2020+1,407−3,059−1,652303
2021+2,425−2,445−20618
2022+4,173−2,462+1,711404
2023+3,593−2,307+1,286289
2024+3,099−2,231+868342
2025+3,152−2,181+971298

Births, deaths and moves are ISTAT's population balance, from the municipal registers, from 2019: a place's migration counts moves from other municipalities and from abroad, Italy's only those to and from abroad. Italy counts no homes finished, so homes permitted in new residential buildings stand in; most are finished two to three years later, and some never are. A home houses a household, not a person: two or three new residents per new home is roughly one home per new household.

Other reports for Mantova province

Figures for Lombardia: Mantova province has no reliable figures of its own.

At the average OMI valuation, a 90 m² home costs €78,930. With 10% down and a 30-year mortgage, the payment is €321 a month. Italy sets no cap on the payment; lenders must assess each borrower's creditworthiness.

Payment, two incomes
5%
Payment, one income
10%

Figures for Italy: Mantova province has no reliable figures of its own.

1.6% fewer homes were licensed for construction in the last 12 months than in an average year of the past decade.

Licensed, 12 months
53,036

Valuations have fallen by 3% or more once since 2016. That fall began in 2017.

Deepest fall
−6.9%
Recovery from the low
60 months

17.5% of the 209,510 homes counted in the 2023 census had nobody resident in them.

Empty, 2023 census
17.5%
Empty homes
36,600

In 2025, 2% of the homes authorised were extensions of existing residential buildings.

Homes in existing buildings, 2025
2%