Rental prices

A "Build-to-rent" residential project is taking shape in the heart of Milan for a modern property complex in Via Stilicone, between the Cenisio, Monumentale and Garibaldi underground stations.

Between the pandemic, new housing needs, home and superbonus bonuses and mortgage concessions, it cannot be said that the Italian real estate market has been bored in recent years.

The pandemic continues to hit the rental market; according to HousingAnywhere's International Rent Index Report the first quarter of 2021 sees prices still falling, albeit less rapidly than in the previous period.

Milan is the city where renting weighs most on household income among Southern European markets (excluding Greece) according to an analysis by idealista, the leading real estate portal in Italy. According to the study, based on market prices in the first quarter of 2021, households in Milan have to

How much is rent in Italy?

Buying a home to rent is still one of the most popular investments, both amongst Italians and foreigners.

According to the HousingAnywhere European Rent Index, which analyses rental data in the most popular cities among students and young expatriate workers, Milan is one of the most expensive housing markets to rent a flat. The report claims that all the cities analysed (Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Ma

When it comes to high street fashion, the Italian retail market ranks sixth place in the world (after Hong Kong), with the standard bearer for Italian shopping being the Via Montenapoleone street in Milan.

In the first half of 2018, the profitability of the short-term rental sector increased in comparison with the same period last year, according to the third Halldis Short-Term Rental Observatory.

While more than 400,000 out-of-town students are preparing for the new academic year in big Italian cities (according to data from Miur from 2016/2017), the impact of this onslaught on property prices is becoming clear, especially in neighbourhoods near universities. This big rise comes mainly from

The real estate data registered gives signs that the Italian property market is recovering, giving hope for this year as the Tecnocasa Group’s Department of Research affirms.

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As you might have expected, life in Italy is very cheap. Nevertheless, it is important to spend some time assessing the cost of living before you decide to buy a property in Italy, whether you plan to live there or just want to buy a holiday home.