House prices and inflation are a hot topic in Italy in 2023. Despite a slight slowdown, the inflation rate in Italy is still high according to the latest ISTAT survey for February 2023. The consumer price index, in fact, shows a year-on-year increase of 9.1 per cent.

Today we're having a look around a marvellous 19th century castle from a noble family which in the past has also served as a prestigious film location, all for sale on idealista for six million euros.

If luxury villas in Italy are on your radar, then you won't want to miss this stunning property in Santa Margherita Ligure which is now for sale on idealista. The property enjoys a spectacular view of the Gulf of Portofino and the asking price is €15 million.

The RepTrak Company's Global RepTrak 100 has been published and is the definitive ranking and analysis of corporate reputation for the world's leading companies.

The new Real Estate Report 2023 by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, a global luxury brokerage network, has analysed the real estate markets of Europe, India and the United Arab Emirates, focusing on the dynamics of the sector and its financial coding.

Sustainable tourism in Italy is possible. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council, which manages global standards for sustainable travel and tourism, has in fact certified Siena as the first sustainable city of art in Italy.

Massoud Ahmadi and Shelley Spencer are a married couple from Washington who have always wanted to buy a property in Italy. Their dream became reality thanks to the 1 euro houses project promoted by the municipality of Sambuca di Sicilia, in the province of Agrigento.

Italy has a bonus for almost everything these days, from doing up your home to making it more environmentally friendly, to its baby bonus and payouts to help with the cost of living crisis.

Italy’s healthcare system has a good reputation, especially when it comes to pregnancy and giving birth. In spite of this, the healthcare system in Italy can be overwhelming and somewhat confusing for first-time users, particularly when it involves something as important as pregnancy.

Amidst the 'invisible' recession, the tug-of-war between inflation and wage immobility, geopolitical uncertainty and monetary policies that are not always effective, the property market in Italy has been slow to see that drop in buying and selling and in prices that was supposed to have occurred in