Milan STR Tax to Drop as Olympic Surcharge Expires
Milan's EUR 9.50-per-night STR tax, the highest in Italy, drops sharply on 1 January 2027 when the temporary Olympic surcharge expires. Operators should model 2027 pricing at the lower rate and watch for any council resolution before year-end.
Regulation Radar
Milan’s EUR 9.50 per person, per night tourist tax on short-term rentals will drop sharply when the Olympic surcharge expires on 1 January 2027. The increase, authorized by DL 156/2025 (the “Decreto Anticipi”) plus an extra EUR 2 from the 2026 budget law (Legge di Bilancio 2026), is explicitly temporary and valid only during 2026. Unless Milan’s city council passes a new resolution before year-end, STR rates return to their pre-Olympic level.
What Changed
Caught by the Regulation Radar
Milansweeping 36 marketssources checked 2 days ago
The full catch — and the sources behind it — is for radar subscribers.
Follow the Regulation Radar and get every Milan catch in full, with the official sources cited — on the Wire and in your inbox.
- One radar free, forever. Pick this one — every catch unlocked in your markets.
- Straight to your inbox. Instant, daily or weekly — you set the cadence.
- Every source cited. Official gazettes and primary documents, linked and dated.
Free forever for one radar. No credit card. All six radars + alerts on SCALE Pro.
Already have an account? Sign in
3 sources cited in this catch
- industry
- industry
- press
Source names unlock with a free account.
More from Scale Wire
Wire Weekly: Global short-term rental & hospitality news
Airbnb's hotel push, a $270B STR forecast, corporate travel distribution and new EU AI rules
The Hotelification of STR: The Collision of Vacation Rentals and Traditional Hospitality
How professionalization and design are erasing the line between vacation rentals and hotels
Heatwaves aren't just changing vacations. They're already reshaping our industry.
74% of travelers now factor extreme weather into their travel choices. For property managers, climate adaptation is becoming a bottom-line issue.
Wire Weekly: Global short-term rental & hospitality news
NSW levy push, Rome zoning pivot, eclipse demand wave, Sonder revival, plus STR tech & market moves