Floriana Liuni

Laureata in comunicazione con tesi in economia, master in giornalismo, giornalista professionista dal 2010. Nel 2013 ho co-fondato il sito Finanzaoperativa.com (oggi Bluerating Mercati). Lavoro in idealista/news dal 2018 e scrivo di economia, finanza e, ovviamente, real estate. Nel tempo libero pratico krav maga (occhio!), cucino dolci e, quando posso, canto. Sui social mi trovate qui: X, Linkedin.

Northern Italy is home to the highest house prices

The 5 Italian regions with the fastest rising house prices

The trend in Italian house prices in 2024 and 2025 confirms a clear pattern: the North is driving growth, while Central and Southern Italy show more moderate expansion, with some regions even experiencing a decline.

Why one in four Italians wants to move house

According to the RE/MAX European Housing Trend Report 2024, the lack of balconies and gardens, combined with rising energy costs, is fuelling housing dissatisfaction in Italy and across Europe. In line with the European average, 24% of Italians want to move home.

The Italian cities with the worst air quality according to Legambiente

The year 2030 is fast approaching, marking a significant shift in environmental sustainability within EU member states. Yet, according to Legambiente, there is still much to be done in Italy.

The most sought-after ski resorts in Italy for luxury real estate

The charm of the mountains and luxury ski resorts continues to attract the attention of international investors.

Milan or Rome: Which is better for buying a home? Here’s what you need to know

Should you go for a cosy flat or a spacious house? A property with a lift or one without? High energy efficiency or a more traditional build? Open-plan living or a separate kitchen?

Luxury property market faces a global slowdown in the second half of 2024

Knight Frank has released its analysis of the global "super prime" property market. According to the real estate consultancy, the third quarter of 2024 saw a general slowdown in the ultra-luxury real estate sector across major global cities—except in London.

How much do people spend when buying a house in Italy?

When it comes to buying a home in Italy, the cost can vary widely depending on the region, city, and the type of property. While the dream of owning a house is shared by many, the amount people are willing or able to spend often depends on their financial situation and local market conditions.