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Old properties vs. new-builds in Italy: What’s worth it when buying property?
And now for the truth: older properties in Italy are often only cheap if you ignore the follow-up costs.
ContinueHidden property gems: micro-regions in Italy that could see their value skyrocket by 2026
There are property markets where the big rush is long over. Classic Tuscany, Amalfi hotspots, prime locations on Lake Como – beautiful, no question, but in many cases already expensive, high-profile and fiercely competitive.
ContinueWhat Italian Homes Reveal About Their Inhabitants
When you stroll through an Italian village, you quickly notice here, houses tell stories. Stories of generations, of pride, of community — and of the unmistakable Italian instinct for beauty and authenticity
ContinueWhy not every Italian property makes a good investment — and why it doesn’t have to
The Unspoken Pressure When Buying Property in Italy
ContinueWhy 6 % Yield in Italy Is Often Unrealistically Calculated
A sober look between numbers, assumptions and reality
ContinueReal estate as a tangible asset in times of crisis: Italy’s quiet stability
Economic uncertainty is no longer an exception. Financial crises, the COVID-19 pandemic, geopolitical conflicts, inflation, rising energy costs, supply chain disruptions, and a general political fragmentation across Europe have shaken confidence in traditional investments.
ContinueItaly’s Micro-Regions That Remain Under the Radar – Where You Can Still Find an Affordable Dream Home
Italy’s Micro-Regions That Remain Under the Radar – Where You Can Still Find an Affordable Dream Home
ContinueNorthern Italy or southern Italy? How to find the perfect location in Italy
Italy is a country of contrasts – and that is precisely what makes it so magical. Between the glaciers of the Alps and the lemon groves of Sicily lie not only 1,200 kilometres, but also two different ways of life.
ContinueMonteargentario, Tuscany's natural lagoon
In Italy, we have the beautiful Venice, but it is, in part, man-made. Then there is a natural lagoon, in Tuscany, known by the name of: Monteargentario.
ContinueOne last Pizzazza – properties with a view of Italy's village scene
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ContinueSeaside properties in Italy – dream or investment trap?
A house by the sea in Italy – for many people, this is the epitome of a lifelong dream
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