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What does the Italian land register offer?
The Italian Land Registers are maintained by Agenzia delle Entrate, a non-economic public body that operates under the control of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and also performs cadastral (property) functions.
The registers provide information on deeds of transfer of ownership and other land rights, as well as the raising and writing-off of mortgages.
In addition, the autonomous Provinces of Trento, Bolzano, Trieste and Gorizia maintain its own register. This provides mainly cadastral (property) information.
Is access to the Italian land register free of charge?
Access to the registers is subject to the payment of a tax through the pagoPA system (the Italian system for electronic payments to public administrations).
The register of the Province of Trento and Bolzano is accessible only to registered users.
How to search the Italian land register
Information maintained in the land registers is organised by subject (natural or juridical person). You can search for information by person, by estate or by deed.
History of the Italian land register
Computerisation of the registered information began in 1986. Following a major reorganisation of the Ministry of Finance, the Italian cadastre and land registers were integrated into a single administration, and electronic transfer began in 1995. In 1999 a comprehensive reform of the finance administration created four autonomous tax agencies (including Agenzia del Territorio, which operated from the 1st January 2001). The computerisation of services increased, resulting in the current electronic information system, which was launched at the beginning of 2007. As from the 1st December 2012, Agenzia del Territorio was incorporated in Agenzia delle Entrate (Revenue Agency), that currently manages the Italian cadastre and land registers.
Last update:
31/10/2023
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