In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, Italy saw record increases in house prices in 2020. According to the regular Istat housing index (from the Italian National Institute of Statistics), values show an increase of 1.9% over the past year.

Living in the city doesn't mean compromising on space and style, something which is demonstrated by this luxurious apartment in the centre of Florence.

The possibility of working remotely, one of the consequences of the coronavirus pandemic, is facilitating the rediscovery of small villages in Italy's countryside.

Smart working, teleworking or working from home with its many names has been one of the most evident and revolutionary "side effects" of the coronavirus pandemic, something which is also probably here to stay.

The Italian government lead by Mario Draghi has made the decision to tighten Italy’s COVID-19 rules and restrictions during the 2021 Easter holiday period, including a full lockdown, similar to restrictions that were introduced during the Christmas holidays.

Italian properties are full of charm and there really is something for everyone, from chic, modern properties to traditional villas with lots of character. This beautiful villa in Tuscany is certainly no different, and mixes both modern and traditional elements.

Buying a house in Italy as a foreigner will require paying a deposit, just like everyone else. The deposit is the sum of money or the amount of other tangible things which is handed over by one party to the other at the time a contract is concluded in order to ensure the performance of the envi

From time to time, we like to transport you to unique properties in Italy and today's certainly is a little different. In the new age of teleworking, it is said that to work smart all you need is a desk, an ergonomic chair, a good internet connection and some peace and quiet.

Located on the western shore of Lake Como is Tremezzo, an Italian comune with around 1,300 inhabitants in the Province of Como in the Italian region Lombardy.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had its grip on Italy for over a year now, and during this period, the real estate market in the country has seen new ideas to cope with changing demands, fluctuating prices and reduced demand.