How to rent out a house in Italy and have everything in hand
There comes a time in life when you wonder "how to rent out a flat", whether it is a property that is part of a family inheritance, or if it was bought with the aim of renting it out.
Private house auctions: how the new business works in Italy
When you think of houses for sale at auction, in Italy or elsewhere in Europe, you probably think of properties that have been repossessed and are being sold by court order.
Rooms for rent, why rents are falling in Italy and Europe
The pandemic continues to hit the rental market; according to HousingAnywhere's International Rent Index Report the first quarter of 2021 sees prices still falling, albeit less rapidly than in the previous period.
A guide to IMU: what it is, when to pay and how to calculate it
On 16 December, owners of first luxury homes and second homes in Italy will be asked to pay the balance of the 2021 IMU tax.
Real estate investment in Italy in 2021: growth in logistics, data centres and housing
A year and a half after the outbreak of the pandemic, what is happening to real estate investment in 2021? And what are the prospects for the future?
Don't want to use radiators? Here are some other ways to heat your Italian home
For many people, a second home in Italy is a way to have a refuge from the colder climates of northern Europe, a place in the sun for the summer or a place to escape the cold winter. But of course winters in Italy are themselves plenty cold and you have to keep you home warm.
First home loan for young people 2021: the new offers from banks
It is often said that in the world today it is harder and harder for youg people to get a foot on the property ladder. But many governments are moving to combat this issue, including in Italy.
Can I sell my Italian property if it has a tenant inside?
I have a house in Italy that is rented to a tenant, but I want to sell it in order to create liquidity for a new investment. Can I do this?
How to heat your Italian home economically and without polluting
Winter is almost here, and the weather is definitely already getting colder. We all know what this means: it's time to turn on the heating. Major Italian cities have just done exactly that, with cities like Milan, Bologna, Venice, and Turin turning on radiators on the 15th of October.
Luxury homes, where do foreigners look for a home?
There is always a segment of the real-estate market in Italy that is comprised of prestigious homes, and inevitably, this segment of the market always attracts the interest of foreign buyers. This demand is fueled by Europeans and Americans, with Germans leading other nationalities in terms of prope