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In recent years, the idea of the smart home has also become more widespread in Italy, shifting from a luxury for a few to a practical choice for many households.
When it comes to green homes, 2030 is a deadline that's generating attention and, in some cases, even some concern. However, it's important to remember that this isn't a doomsday year for the real estate market. The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) has mandated the achievement of certain overall national targets. These targets must be interpreted correctly: new residential buildings must be zero-emission by 2030; while for existing residential buildings, Member States must adopt measures to ensure a reduction in average primary energy use of at least 16% by that year. Therefore, there's no requirement for a minimum energy class for each individual home. But what does the latest news on the European directive on green homes tell us?
The prime real estate market in Italy continues to grow. Demand remains steady, investment activity is rising, and interest from abroad is strengthening.
AS Roma’s new stadium in Pietralata has cleared a major hurdle, receiving approval from the Giunta of Roma Capitale. The decision moves the project closer to reality, with a final vote by the Capitoline Assembly expected in the coming weeks.
Northern Italy’s lakefronts continue to shine in the luxury property market. Prestigious residences along the shores of Lake Como, Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, Lake Orta, and Lake Iseo are attracting discerning international buyers, while interest from Italian clients remains robust. What draws them?
If you live in Italy and are thinking of upgrading your home appliances, the 2025 appliance bonus could help you save money while replacing old, inefficient devices. After being announced in the Official Gazette in early October and confirmed by the MIMIT decree of 22 October 2025, the scheme is now operational.
From the turquoise waters of Sardinia to the timeless beauty of Sicily, Southern Italy and its islands remain among the most sought-after destinations for luxury property buyers seeking lifestyle and long-term investment opportunities.According to the latest “Market Report Italy 2025” by Engel &
Summer holidays are fast approaching, and many are wondering: how much does it really cost to go to the beach in Italy? Unfortunately, the latest figures aren’t reassuring.