August is holiday time for many people, but for others it is also a chance to view a few properties and gather information ahead of a future purchase. According to data from the REMAX Italia Research Centre, property sales in mountain locations reach their peak in the months between December an

Sometimes a film is enough to draw in tourists, as the effect of The Devil Wears Prada 2 on Milan shows.

The idea of a home built with a 3D printer began more than 14 years ago, but only a few weeks ago, construction was completed on Itaca, the first self-sufficient, sustainable farm built using a precision digital crane, near Imola.The result of research and design work by WASP, a company based in Mas

In the magnificent setting of St Mark’s Square in Venice, beneath the arcades of the Procuratie Nuove, stands Caffè Florian — a historic café that holds the distinction of being the world’s oldest “bottega del caffè” (the name used for coffee houses in the 18th century).

Italian households are spending a significant share of their income on housing, according to the latest study by idealista, Italy’s top property portal. In the fourth quarter of 2025, renting a three-room apartment cost, on average, 28% of household income — down slightly from 30% in late 2024.

Italy’s two largest cities continue to see a positive trend in house prices in 2025, although growth rates differ.

Italy’s luxury property market continues to captivate the world, remaining highly exclusive and sought-after. According to research conducted by eXp Italia, only 0.9% of homes for sale across the country fall into the luxury segment—defined as properties with an asking price exceeding €2 million.

During a hearing on Italy's 2026 Budget Law before the joint Committees of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, Fabrizio Balassone, Deputy Head of the Bank of Italy’s Economics and Statistics Department, discussed the possible impact of the measures contained in the financial package — from the c

After an ambitious three-year regeneration project, the transformation of the former Hotel Britannia — a historic landmark overlooking the shimmering waters of Lake Como — is now complete.

The Mediterranean has long been synonymous with luxury, beauty and lifestyle – and its property market reflects just that.