Holiday home

If the beach isn't your style, Italy's mountains offer a wonderfully atmospheric alternative, especially as autumn begins to paint the landscape in warm colours. There's nothing more charming than a countryside hideaway where you can unwind with loved ones and escape the pace of everyday life.

Over time, the reasons people buy a second home in Italy have changed. For decades, a property other than the main residence was chiefly used for family holidays: a seaside flat, a mountain house or a small home in the family’s town of origin, used at weekends and during the summer.

Buying a second home in Italy can be a brilliant idea, but the costs and paperwork need careful attention.

August is holiday time for many people, but for others it is also a chance to view a few properties and gather information ahead of a future purchase. According to data from the REMAX Italia Research Centre, property sales in mountain locations reach their peak in the months between December an

Owning a property for tourist use involves specific local tax obligations. The law does not grant discounts simply because a property is left unused.

For your next relaxing holiday, why not stay somewhere with your own private hot tub? A holiday home with a jacuzzi gives you the chance to truly switch off.

Italy’s coastline remains one of Europe’s most captivating destinations in 2026.

With summer in full swing, Italy’s holiday rental market is showing steady prices, alongside subtle shifts in what travellers are looking for.

Italy’s global reputation as a premier ski destination is well-deserved, thanks to its awe-inspiring mountain scenery and world-class resorts.

Planning a holiday in Italy should be an exciting and enjoyable experience, but with the rise of online scams, booking a rental can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield.

Italy's tourism real estate market holds steady in 2024. Despite the impact of geopolitical and economic factors, which have influenced foreign buyers' choices and altered purchasing dynamics, the demand for holiday homes remains strong in Italy, driven by a variety of demographic preferences and the importance of infrastructure and connectivity.

When it comes to investing in a holiday home, Italy offers a wealth of stunning locations, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. With its diverse landscapes, from sun-soaked beaches to snow-capped mountains, Italy has something to offer for every taste and budget.

The time has come to plan your next holiday and you are looking for the perfect accommodation in Italy. Finding the right accommodation in Italy can be a real challenge, especially with so many options available.

If you're thinking of buying property in Italy, there are many things to keep in mind, not least the type of house you want to buy and the features you want it to have.

If you're heading to Italy for the summer holidays or are lucky enough to live in Italy all year round, we're here to help with some tips and tricks to help keep you and your house cool amidst the soaring temperatures this summer.

If you're still searching for your dream holiday destination for summer 2022, look no further. With the help of Halldis, we have 3 proposals of the best luxury villas by the sea in Italy where you could be spending your holidays in style.

The impact of COVID-19 on tourism in Italy has been tough, however the most recent Italy tourism statistics show that this summer will be the most normal season for the tourism industry in Italy since before the pandemic.

On the small Italian island of Pantelleria, midway between Sicily and Tunisia, small stone constructions dot the landscape. They are a type of property unique to the island (though there are also some on nearby Lampedusa), traditional stone buildings that have stood for far longer than a millenium.

Buying a holiday home can seem pleasant and glamorous, and Italy seems the place to do it!

Temperatures have started to rise and the majority of homes in Italy are already taking advantage of air conditioning to keep cool. However, if you have air conditioning in your Italian home, this could have an undesirable impact on electricity costs this summer.

What are the most expensive areas to buy a holiday home by the sea in Italy? To find out, idealista/news has studied Italy's seaside municipalities with the highest prices per square metre, including graphs on real estate price trends.

A management company for holiday home rentals in Sardinia, Estay, set up in June 2018 has compiled a report to identify the types of homes and the most attractive areas for Summer 2021, carrying out an analysis of the potential of holiday homes in Sardinia.

The ongoing health and economic crisis related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the required physical distancing measures means that many companies in Italy and across the world have introduced teleworking on a large scale.

Although the COVID-19 health crisis is not over in Italy, the desire to disconnect and enjoy the summer holidays is becoming increasingly evident in Italy and across Europe.

You've taken the big step of buying a holiday home by the beach in Italy and now it's time to think about the decoration. When you think of a beach house, the word relaxation springs to mind, because this is space is likely where you will spend the most carefree and relaxing days of the ye