How long does it take to sell a property in Italy? As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a slight deterioration in residential sales times in the first part of 2021 compared to 2020.
Nowadays when selling a property, it is extremely important to pay attention to how it is presented, and in the digital age we live in, this is even more crucial. In what ways can you make your property stand out from the crowd?
Despite the temptation to save on commissions and fees, being assisted by a real estate agent when buying and selling property in Italy has countless advantages and is not to be underestimated, especially if you're an expat planning to move to Italy.
The property capital gain (plusvalenza sugli immobili) is the positive difference between the amount received at the time of selling a property and the purchase price or the construction cost of this, increased by the inherent costs.
Did you know there’s actually an alternative way to sell your house in Italy? A loophole in Italian law means you can sell a property but still stay the legal owner, and it’s called vendita immobile con riserva di proprietà.
Nowadays, if it’s not on the internet it doesn't exist. That’s why it’s so important to advertise your property on a real estate web portal if you want to sell or rent it out.
When you put your house on the market, it’s because you want to sell fast, but how can you sell your house quickly while increasing the property value?
Original article by Alessandro Galluci, condominioweb
Can the sale of a property take the form of a private deed? To answer this question, we have enlisted the help of the lawyers at condominioweb.
What does the law say about real estate sales?
Every year, people invest millions of euros in improving their properties to increase the market value and then sell or rent them, trying to get as much profit as possible from the improvements made.
The question of how long houses and flats are on the market before they get sold can be answered by the Real Estate Market Report 2017 from the Italian Federation of Real Estate Agencies (Federazione Italiana Agenti Immobiliari Professionali or Fiaip), prepared jointly with Enea and I-Com.
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