Princes, dukes, and marquises once brought prestige to these historic residences, living in them throughout their lifetimes. Today, however, some of Palermo’s noble palaces are up for sale. These historic homes, adorned with frescoes and stuccos in Neo-Gothic, Late Baroque, or Liberty styles and signed by renowned architects like Ernesto Basile, are now on the market. The most expensive one is priced at a staggering €12 million, but in many cases, leading luxury real estate firms (such as Christie’s, Sotheby’s, and Luxury Estate) offer potential buyers the main floor at a more affordable price. In other instances, they market entire standalone buildings for at least six-figure sums. These properties can be transformed into private residences, luxury hotels, or art foundations. There’s also a commercial appeal, with major fashion brands and international investment funds reportedly interested in making a purchase.