Property market statistics

Buying property in Italy can be a great investment.

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, are on

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? Tecnocasa's Study Office has taken a look at the housing trends of those who live alone in Italy.

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.

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.

The impact of the coronavirus on the European real estate markets will be that of falling house prices. However, according to S&P (Standard & Poor's) Global Ratings, by 2022 everything should return to pre-pandemic levels thanks to economic policies.

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 most dangerous enemy for the economy is the one that has not yet appeared: the impoverishment that will arise as an effect induced by forced inaction due to the coronavirus outbreak.

In Italy there are more and more single people which begs the question; what are their options when it comes to housing? The Italian real estate company, Tecnocasa, has done some research and come up with the following property market statistics.

Milan continues to be the most demanded city in Italy. Property prices in this northern Italian city have risen by 7.6%. In the Brera-Napoleone area the difference recorded is even up to 25.6%. This was revealed by data from the real estate website idealista.

The real estate portal idealista. it is in the top 50 ranking of the most consulted websites in Italy, according to similarweb. com. In August the number of visits, visit duration, bounce rate and other sets of technical parameters were analysed on all Italian websites.