Italy luxury real estate

As the 2026 Winter Olympics drew to a close, Italy’s luxury property markets in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo are emerging stronger than ever.

Purchasing a home in Italy is often about more than just location—it is a statement of lifestyle and prestige, especially when budgets are substantial. Certain districts stand out for their exclusivity, historical significance, and international allure.

On the coveted lakefront of Cannero Riviera, directly facing the harbour and just steps from the beach, this elegant period residence dating back to 1905 captures the enduring romance of Lake Maggiore.

Rome is cementing its position among Europe’s top luxury residential capitals.

Valentino Garavani, who passed away recently, was more than a designer — he was the “Emperor of Fashion,” a creator of beauty and elegance whose influence spanned the globe.

Looking back at 2025, Italy’s prime real estate market showed remarkable resilience and growth, particularly in Central Italy. Residential property transactions surged, while segments such as hospitality and second homes continued to attract strong international interest.

The theme of quality of life is increasingly shaping global real estate investment trends and the migration patterns of ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs).

Just a short stroll from the historic Vittoriale of Gardone Riviera, the remarkable estate built by Gabriele d’Annunzio, stands an architectural gem offering unparalleled views of Lake Garda.

Italy has firmly established itself as the most attractive destination in Europe for luxury hotel investment.

Nestled in one of Lucca’s most prestigious neighbourhoods, just steps from the city’s historic walls, this magnificent historic villa is now available for €4,100,000.

Cortina d’Ampezzo has long been synonymous with luxury, style, and alpine glamour.

Italy’s luxury property market continues to captivate the world, remaining highly exclusive and sought-after. According to research conducted by eXp Italia, only 0.9% of homes for sale across the country fall into the luxury segment—defined as properties with an asking price exceeding €2 million.

Winter in Italy is a season of elegance, serenity, and exclusive escapes. While summer dazzles with sunlit landscapes and bustling piazzas, winter unveils a quieter, more intimate side of Italy—perfect for those seeking luxury living surrounded by breathtaking scenery.

In recent years, the map of global wealth has shifted at unprecedented speed. By 2025, international mobility among High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) reached record levels, reshaping economic, real estate, and social landscapes.

Northern Italy’s lakefronts continue to shine in the luxury property market. Prestigious residences along the shores of Lake Como, Lake Garda, Lake Maggiore, Lake Orta, and Lake Iseo are attracting discerning international buyers, while interest from Italian clients remains robust. What draws them?

For the very first time, one of Porto Rotondo’s most remarkable private estates has come to market – a rare opportunity to acquire a property that embodies the essence of the Costa Smeralda.

Luxury property prices in Italy’s top ski resorts continue to climb, with values on the country’s snow-capped peaks rising steadily from the pre-pandemic period to 2025.

Buying a home can often mean much more than simply choosing a place to live. In Italy, certain addresses have become true symbols of prestige and sophistication.

After an ambitious three-year regeneration project, the transformation of the former Hotel Britannia — a historic landmark overlooking the shimmering waters of Lake Como — is now complete.

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Lucca, in a landscape of rare and breathtaking beauty, stands one of Tuscany’s most remarkable historic estates: an 18th-century villa that once belonged to Caroline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon and Queen of Naples.

Nestled in the rolling hills just a few kilometres from Lucca, this majestic noble residence dating back to the 1600s offers an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of Tuscan history.

From historic castles to stunning Tuscan villas, Italy continues to captivate with its extraordinary real estate.

Milan is rapidly becoming one of Europe’s hottest destinations for wealthy investors and international buyers. Once known primarily as Italy’s fashion and financial capital, the city is now attracting a new wave of millionaires and entrepreneurs thanks to a favourable tax regime, quality of life, and booming real estate opportunities.

Naples is a city of contrasts: historic streets and modern elegance, vibrant urban life and serene seafront vistas.

Perched on the Ligurian coastline between Portofino and Sestri Levante, this extraordinary residence offers a rare opportunity to own part of the iconic Sem Benelli Castle – a masterpiece of early 20th-century architecture and a property of recognised cultural interest.A historic masterpiece overloo