Although refurbished houses in Italy are a less expensive investment and allow you to basically make your dream house yourself, buying a new house has definite advantages.
First of all, you are sure that you will not have to spend any more money to fix up the house, but that the purchase price is the final price of the property. In addition, the properties are usually in a high energy class and this allows them to cut energy costs, which is much needed in these uncertain times with rising prices.
idealista shows you a list of over 2000 new-build homes in Italy for less than 150,000 euros.
Choose your new home in the province of your choice:
- Roma
- Torino
- Montesilvano
- Chieti
- Alba Adriatica
- Bologna
- Voghera
- Tortoreto
- Acquaviva Picena
- Giugliano in Campani
- Alessandria
- Reggio nell'Emilia
- L'Aquila
- Vigevano
- Busto Arsizio
- Viterbo
- Palermo
- Terrasini
- Marino
- Foggia
- Genova
- Martinsicuro
- Campobasso
- Perugia
- Mestre
- San Giovanni Teatino
- Vasto
- Milano
- Pasiano di Pordenone
- Messina
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Buying a home in Italy, especially as an international buyer, can sometimes be a lengthy process. However, focusing on properties listed for urgent sale allows you to secure a fantastic deal quickly and efficiently.
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