Flavio Di Stefano

Flavio Di Stefano

Romano, classe 1988. Sono giornalista dal 2016 e lavoro per idealista dal 2018. Sono laureato in Scienze della Comunicazione presso l’Università degli Studi di Roma Tre e ho conseguito un Master in Marketing e Comunicazione digitale presso la Business School del Sole 24 Ore. 

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Italy’s luxury property prices hold steady as market slows

In Italy, luxury homes appear to be holding their value more steadily than the general housing market. Comparing data from May 2024, the top-tier property segment saw only a marginal decline of -0.2%, while the overall sales market experienced a more notable drop of -0.8%.
One-euro homes in Cammarata, the Sicilian village's project for its historic center.

€1 houses in Cammarata: inside Sicily’s revival project

The Municipality of Cammarata, Sicily, had already joined the €1 house project with a resolution in 2015, approving the Regulation for the redevelopment and reuse of abandoned properties in the historic center through free transfer to third parties for tourism-accommodation, commercial, or residential purposes. The €1 house project in Cammarata, however, is unique: here, the municipality collaborates with an association of young professionals who have decided to commit to safeguarding the historic center of their hometown. idealista/news interviewed both parties to learn more.
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The most sought-after neighbourhoods for renting a house in Italy 2024/2025

The top 10 most searched neighbourhoods for those looking to rent a house in Italy highlights a strong presence from the Capital, although it doesn't claim a spot on the podium. In fact, the top three positions of this special ranking are taken by districts in Bolzano, Pavia, and Verona. The demand for rental properties is also a significant factor in the real estate markets of smaller towns.
Luxury villa in Italy

Big spenders from abroad favour villas in Italy (especially on Lake Como or in Tuscany)

In some of Italy’s most exclusive areas, the majority of demand for luxury villas or apartments (with average prices exceeding one and a half million euros) comes from foreign buyers. This is revealed by a report from idealista/data, which also highlights that the top 10 most sought-after locations among wealthy buyers worldwide for single-family homes consist solely of towns in Tuscany or on Lake Como.