Property for sale in Italy

When it comes to property buying trends in Italy in 2020 and 2021, an analysis by the Tecnocasa Group's Studies Office has studied house sales made through its affiliated agencies, focusing on the percentage of sales of main residences, holiday homes and investment properties in Italy

The small Italian village of Troina in Sicily is just the latest in a long list of villages in Italy deciding to launch a 1 euro house project in 2021.

The year 2020 in Italy will go down in history as the year of social distancing and staying at home, something which has had and will continue to have a lasting effect on the property market in Italy.

In the first half of 2020, those who bought property in Milan brought with them different cultures and geographical origins, as foreign buyers continued to invest in Italy.

According to recent data from the Knight Frank Global Residential Cities Index, Turkish cities have dominated the global ranking of cities with rising residential property prices in the third quarter of 2020.

Italy has become famous for its 1-euro homes, where buyers have the possibility of getting themselves a dilapidated house, almost for free, and then renovating it in a bid to repopulate dying Italian villages.

1 euro houses in Italy remain a popular option in 2021. The municipality of Delia in Sicily is the latest Italian village to launch the 1 euro house initiative.

Buying property in Italy can be a great investment.

How long did it take to sell a property in Italy in 2020?

Some of the fundamental changes already underway in the real estate market in Italy and across the world, driven by technology and demographics, were accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.

A new report entitled the "Wooden Houses and Buildings Report" (Rapporto Case ed Edifici in legno) produced by Assolegno (the Association of Woodworking and Construction Industries in Italy) has released new data showing that wooden properties in Italy, as well as prefabricated wooden houses, a

New housing needs can arise at any time: perhaps you need more space to work from home or because your family is growing, or maybe you want a property with more outdoor space.

The end of the year is approaching, and getting a bargain on your dream home in Italy could be the perfect way to end 2020 with a bang.

From Tuscany to Florence and beyond, Italy is home to iconic rolling hills, and buying a property here is one of the best options to fully enjoy the beauty of the countryside, especially in autumn with the glorious colours that the foliage-aflame hillsides have to offer. Having

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Home automation, intelligent or smart homes are starting to be an important part of the Italian real estate market, and in recent months they have become even more important due to lockdown where the country was forced to remain at home.  With this in mind, people want their lives to be as con

During the pandemic, the real estate industry in Italy was greatly affected due to the fact that visits to properties couldn't be carried out as normal and the market saw itself paralysed for months.

If you're planning on investing in property in Italy, then it's a good idea to get an idea of how much Italians generally spend when buying a house in Italy's main cities. A recent analysis by the Tecnocasa research office has focused on how much people spent when purchasing property

The lockdown period due to the coronavirus crisis has changed our perception of space and consequently, housing needs and the priorities of buyers.

The COVID-19 health emergency, and its most extreme consequence, lockdown, in addition to causing an economic crisis, has confronted governments, citizens and architects with the reality that the growth rates and urban density of the cities in Italy and beyond are no longer sustainable.

Do Italian singles prefer to buy a house or rent one? And what are the best options for single people thinking of moving to Italy?

At a time when the real estate market remains favourable as far as prices are concerned, investing in property in Venice could be a good idea in order to secure a place in Italy's most romantic city. "In Venice, the real estate market has good demand fuelled mainly by residents and foreigners who a

Living in lockdown is an experience that has affected everyone in one way or another.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made many people rediscover the benefits of having a second home. Whether you already live in Italy and would like to buy a second home, or live abroad are considering buying a holiday home in Italy, now may be the perfect moment to do so. With the optio

The crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is having, and will continue to have, effects on many social and economic sectors in Italy.