Hi All,I was just wondering whether in

There are no Multiple Listing Services offered by Realtors in Italy, thus this information is difficult to obtain. On line services to obtain deed info is almost nonexistent. Other than going to the provincial offices in person or somehow obtaining this info fromn Notaios , it is doubtful that you will get this info.

You could go to the local comune and fish out the contract by which it was sold. In the bad old days this would have shown the official price and not the total since most people paid a separate balance to cut down on taxes. I don't know if this is still common.

Pity, I guess at Solicito's stage it is already too late to review my price offer then...Ah well.Many thanks for your answers in any case!

Run off the visura catastale, which will tell you the notary and when the last act was signed.  Call the notary, ask for a copy of the atto, and there it is in black and white.  

The atto won't necessarily reflect the real buying price, it should...but doesn't always. Try this chap, he helped me out and although probably won't be able to tell you the pruchase price last time exchanged, he could check it over for you...I've used him and he really is very good.www.sites.google.com/site/buildersinspections 

Undedeclaration is now a thing of the past - the fines are huge and there is no benefit to buyer or seller from underdeclaring - it is likely that the price will be correct.