For those who love the rustic atmosphere of the past and want a challenge, idealista is offering a fascinating investment opportunity in Italy.

Italy's 2023 Budget Law has changed the way IMU rates are published and made effective, which until now were considered tacitly confirmed from year to year. With the new rules, this will no longer be the case, which is causing concern in Italian municipalities.

A study by idealista/data on the listings published on idealista, Italy's leading real estate portal, has drawn up a ranking of the municipalities that generated the most leads (email contacts and shares) per listing and those where average monthly rents are highest.

After some particularly difficult years during the coronavirus pandemic, world tourism got fully back up and running again in 2022 with a summer that allowed many travellers to finally return to discover Italy. But which Italian cities will be most visited in 2023?

The global real estate market is suffering from the uncertainties expected in 2023, with the real estate market specfically affected by inflation, interest rate increases, the economic slowdown and the energy crisis.

If you are renting out your property in Italy for tourist purposes, we recommend that you always use a tourist rental contract. In this article, we will discuss what this contract is, what it looks like, and how you can easily create it.

1 euro houses in Italy are back for 2023 and we've got all the details of the latest 1 euro homes for sale listings. On the website of the municipality of Sant'Elia a Pianisi, a small town of just 1,610 inhabitants in the province of Campobasso, 8 houses have been put up for sale at the symboli

Thanks to a report by idealista/data on the listings published on Italy's leading real estate portal, idealista, it has been possible to rank the Italian towns that generated the most leads (email contacts and shares) per listing and those where the average final sale price is highest.

IMU is an acronym for "Imposta Municipale Unica" in Italian, which translates to "Single Municipal Tax." and corresponds to Municipal Property Tax.

Rental prices in Italy can vary widely depending on the location and type of property.