Floriana Liuni

Floriana Liuni

Laureata in comunicazione con tesi in economia, master in giornalismo, giornalista professionista dal 2010. Nel 2013 ho co-fondato il sito Finanzaoperativa.com (oggi Bluerating Mercati). Lavoro in idealista/news dal 2018 e scrivo di economia, finanza e, ovviamente, real estate. Nel tempo libero pratico krav maga (occhio!), cucino dolci e, quando posso, canto. Sui social mi trovate qui: X, Linkedin.

Cheap homes in Italy

Where can you buy property in Italy for €200,000?

Thinking of investing €200,000 in Italian property? It’s a smart move—but where should you buy, and what kind of home can you afford?A recent study by the Tecnocasa Group has mapped out what your budget can get you across Italy’s major cities and most desirable holiday spots.
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molise spiaggia

Where property values are rising in Italy — and where they're not

2025 has begun with clear signs of a slowdown in the Italian property market. According to the latest analysis by eXp Italy, property values fell across every region of the country in the early months of the year — from December 2024 to February 2025 — confirming a broad trend of market correction throughout Italy.
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Luxury real estate in Italy

Milan and Rome: key hubs in the Italian luxury residential market

Milan and Rome continue to rank among the most important cities for Italy's luxury residential market. According to the World Cities Prime Residential Index 2025 by Savills, both cities performed strongly in 2024, with Milan experiencing substantial price stability and Rome showing growth.
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Living in Italy

Why one in four Italians wants to move house

According to the RE/MAX European Housing Trend Report 2024, the lack of balconies and gardens, combined with rising energy costs, is fuelling housing dissatisfaction in Italy and across Europe. In line with the European average, 24% of Italians want to move home.
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