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2025 has been a pivotal year for Italy’s short-term rental market, with new regulations, rising holiday home prices, and growing attention to safety reshaping the landscape.
Even as Italy’s real estate sector embraces new technologies, payment processes remain largely traditional, with digital methods accounting for just 7 per cent of transactions.
Liguria’s residential property market is attracting increasing attention, offering excellent opportunities for anyone looking to buy in Genoa and the surrounding areas.
As the year draws to a close, the outlook for the Italian residential property market remains decidedly positive. The first half of 2025 laid solid foundations, confirming the recovery already seen in recent years.
Tourism in Italy continues to grow as 2025 comes to a close, with new data confirming its crucial role in the country’s economy and a clear shift in traveller preferences.
In recent years, the map of global wealth has shifted at unprecedented speed. By 2025, international mobility among High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) reached record levels, reshaping economic, real estate, and social landscapes.
After several years of uncertainty, Italy’s residential property market is regaining momentum. A combination of favourable macroeconomic conditions, including falling interest rates, contained inflation, and renewed household confidence in property as a safe investment, is driving this resurgence.