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There is a property for everyone in Italy, and if you are one of those looking for a relaxed lifestyle in 2022, here we present the perfect solution. After the Covid-19 pandemic, lockdown and teleworking, the need to escape to a more natural environment is high on everybody's to-do list.

Much of the world has experienced an enormous and inexorable demographic shift in the last few decades: small towns and villages in the countryside, in the mountains, and the hills, of countries from Spain to Japan to the US and more, are emptying.

The lakes in the north of Italy are a popular holiday destination, both for Italians and foreigners. Nestled in idyllic landscapes, they offer various activities for nature lovers: surfing, kayaking, hiking, cycling...

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.

If you're thinking of buying property in Italy, it's important to know how much your money can buy in different areas of the country. The Tecnocasa Study Office in Italy has been looking at this question: how many square metres can you buy in Italy with 200,000 euros?

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

Are you thinking of buying or renovating your first house in Italy? The good news is that in Italy, there is a mortgage guarantee fund for first time buyers, especially for those in the economically weaker categories.

First home mortgages in Italy: with the new tax legislation in 2020 there have been some changes. Let's find out what they are and how you may be affected when buying your first home in Italy. First and foremost, seizure of properties in the case of non-payment has been stopped if you have difficul

How much is a property in the center of Milan worth? What do you have to give up to pay for the purchase?

One good way to get a great deal below the market price when you buy a house in Italy is to look for homes that somebody has inherited in a will and wants to sell. Heirs who receive a property in a will often need to sell it quickly and prefer to place it on the real estate market at a lower price