Property for sale in Italy

Buying a house on Lake Como, one of the most famous lakes in Northern Italy, is a great option, both if you want to live in Italy all year round in a quiet place or if you fancy having a holiday home by the lake, a place where you can totally relax and enjoy "La Dolce Vita" at its finest.&

The ever-increasing trend of teleworking could mean that more and more people choose to a move away from Italy's largest cities, destinations that have been popular up until now as they tend to house the offices and headquarters of large companies.

The announcement of the "houses for 1 euro" scheme in Italy has been a great success in general, including the village of Sambuca in Sicily, a municipality in the province of Agrigento which was elected "Borgo dei Borghi" (the village of villages) in 2016.

Despite the temptation to save on commissions and fees, being assisted by a real estate agent when buying and selling property in Italy has countless advantages and is not to be underestimated, especially if you're an expat planning to move to Italy.

Property auctions are popular in Italy and are usually associated solely with houses or buildings in general. However, there is another unusual asset that can also be purchased at auction in Italy: vineyards.

The town of Taranto is a coastal town in the Apulia region of Southern Italy and is actually an ancient colony of Magna Graecia, rich in natural and historical beauty, as well as being the latest town to join the houses for 1 euro initiative, along with Cinquefrondi, another recent ad

In the Italian village of Luserna, in the province of Trento, the local authorities have just launched "Coliving collaborare condividere abitare" (Coliving: collaborate, share, live).

The Santa Giulia district in Milan, a new district of the city that originated from an urban redevelopment project in the south-east of the city, has passed through an agreement between Lendlease and PSP Investments, a Canadian pension fund manager.

Staying at home during the coronavirus lockdown gave residents in Italy a lot more free time, including more time to search on the web.

Starting a new life in Italy and buying a property should be an exciting experience and can be a very good investment, but often the process can be overwhelming, due to a different language, different legal system and different buying processes compared to other countries.

idealista, the leading real estate portal for technological development in Italy, has strengthened its position with the purchase of two of the best real estate software companies, Miogest and Gestim, for an undisclosed amount.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, foreigners continued searching for property in Italy.

In our 2020 coronavirus world, many people have been changing their habits and new living needs are becoming a priority.

The crisis generated by COVID-19 is affecting the real estate sector. More often that not, we analyse the trend of real estate prices, but there is another area that is carving out an increasingly important part in the market.

Is it better to buy a house or rent? Both have their advantages and pitfalls and this eternal question is now even more relevant in Italy due to the coronavirus health pandemic, a changing real estate market and new trends in the market.

After the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy housing trends are changing, Italian city residents, such as the Milanese, are shifting their focus to look for larger housing solutions, not necessarily in the city centre, looking with interest at the surrounding areas.

The impact of the coronavirus on the European real estate markets will be that of falling house prices.

How will property prices develop in 2020 after the coronavirus crisis? These are the predictions from the Bank of Italy in their "Rapporto sulla stabilità finanziaria" (Financial Stability Report) related to the real estate sector in the wake of the pandemic. In the report, Palazzo K

With Italy's plans to start to ease lockdown measures in "phase 2" of the coronavirus crisis, it was no surprise that real estate agencies were included among the activities scheduled to open on 4th May.

According to Istat (Italian National Institute of Statistics) data, the average annual family income in Italy is 31,393 euros.

According to the global real estate services provider Savills, global real estate operators' sentiment about the impact of COVID-19 on the sector is predominantly negative. The survey carried out by Savills shows the perceived impact of the coronavirus emergency on variables such as real estate tra

Italy is currently experiencing extremely unusual circumstances with an extended period of confinement due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country.

Is it possible to buy a house, with or without a mortgage, right now? The answer is: it depends.

For most people, living in a luxury penthouse and enjoying beautiful surrounding views is nothing more than a dream.

idealista has added a new search filter to its website that allows house hunters to view only those listings that have a "virtual tour" included. These are listings that, in addition to photos, use the latest image technology, allowing you to virtually visit a property without le