Rent property

In the hills of Fraginesi, this beautifully restored Sicilian masseria sits within 2,500 m² of private Mediterranean gardens, just a kilometre from the sea.

The landlord's obligations are defined in Article 1575 of the Civil Code and range from delivering the property in good condition to guaranteeing peaceful enjoyment. The legislature has also regulated the distribution of extraordinary maintenance costs, which must be paid by the property owner.

Those who have looked for a rental home at least once in their lives know that the best deals should be taken advantage of as soon as they come along. When you find a house you like at a reasonable price, the rush to close the lease can often lead you to make some mistakes, accepting terms you

Renting in Italy isn’t complicated, but it is different. If you’re moving for work, study or a long-term stay, understanding how renting an apartment in Italy works can save you time, money and stress.Here’s what to know before signing a rental contract in Italy.1.

The vacation rental market has undergone a profound transformation. Managing an apartment today is no longer just about handing over the keys, but navigating an integrated regulatory system. If you're wondering how to navigate the changes introduced by the 2026 Finance Act on short-term rentals (and more), this guide will help you understand the new rules for the flat-rate tax, the CIN requirement, and the potential profitability of a vacation rental.

idealista has rolled out a new online booking system for rooms to rent in Italy, aiming to make life easier for people who need a place to stay for study, work or a first move away from home. How idealista’s online room booking system worksStep-by-step booking process for tenantsPayment securit

Dreaming of owning a home in Italy but not quite ready financially? Looking for an alternative route to property ownership? Rent-to-buy could be the perfect solution, especially for those who aren’t in a position to take out a mortgage just yet.

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

Thinking of relocating to Italy? Be prepared: rental prices in the country’s most desirable districts are rising sharply.

Italy’s government has backed away from a blanket tax hike on short‑term rentals.

Renting property in Italy can be a complex process, particularly if you are unfamiliar with the local rental system. Whether you are planning a short-term stay or considering a long-term relocation, understanding the types of rental contracts available is essential.

As of October 2025, rent prices in Italy average €14.6 per m², but that national figure hides big regional differences. Looking at the most expensive and cheapest places to rent in Italy sets the scene.

The top 10 neighbourhoods people are searching for when renting a home in Italy include many from outside the big cities.

The top 10 most searched neighbourhoods for those looking to rent a house in Italy highlights a strong presence from the Capital, although it doesn't claim a spot on the podium. In fact, the top three positions of this special ranking are taken by districts in Bolzano, Pavia, and Verona. The demand for rental properties is also a significant factor in the real estate markets of smaller towns.

To buy or to rent a home? It’s a question that’s always relevant for those searching for a new place to live, and even more so now, as mortgage rates are shifting due to the European Central Bank's rate cuts, making the buying option increasingly appealing in Italy.

September marks the start of a new phase for thousands of people who, due to work, university or personal reasons, relocate to major Italian cities.

Express rentals: 17% of homes rented in Italy through idealista during the first quarter of 2024 remained on the market for less than 24 hours. This is a new record, according to a study published by idealista, the leading portal for technological development in Italy.

Embark on a journey to find your perfect affordable home in Italy, from the historic streets of Rome to the scenic views of the countryside. This guide is your key to unlocking budget-friendly living options in Italy's most desirable locations.

Rome reigns supreme as the top destination for both home buyers and renters in Italy, according to the latest findings from a report by idealista/data. The Eternal City dominates the rankings, with eight districts claiming spots in the top ten.

Despite the changes in the rental market in recent years, the luxury residential segment is holding its own in Milan.

As buying a home becomes more difficult, rental needs are becoming more varied, from residential to tourist and student use. Parliament and the government are introducing rules for short-term rentals but there are no changes to medium-term leases.

In recent years, WhatsApp has become the world's leading means of communication, increasingly taking over from text messaging and even email.

Complicated times for those looking for a house to rent. Inflation on the one hand, and falling housing stock in the rental market on the other, are making the search for an affordable rental property a real challenge.

The average rental cost in Italy rose by 1.4% in August to 13.7 €/m2, according to the monthly report on rents compiled by the research department of idealista, Italy's leading real estate portal.

Once the holidays are over, the topic of high rents is more topical than ever. University students and out-of-town workers are already hunting for houses to rent at a favourable price.