Real estate investment

For luxury real estate, Italy is confirmed as a key market, always under the lens of foreign investors.

A wonderful resort overlooking the sea on the island of Ischia is for sale at auction on idealista, the base for bids is about 1.9 million euros.

According to Jll Italia in 2021 investments in the Italian real estate market have increased by 18 per cent year on year, thanks mainly to some leading sectors.

The last two years of pandemic and economic recession have put Italy, Europe, and the world in general under great strain. However, there is one sector that has not suffered at all from this complicated period: luxury real estate.

A year and a half after the outbreak of the pandemic, what is happening to real estate investment in 2021? And what are the prospects for the future?

There is always a segment of the real-estate market in Italy that is comprised of prestigious homes, and inevitably, this segment of the market always attracts the interest of foreign buyers. This demand is fueled by Europeans and Americans, with Germans leading other nationalities in terms of

More and more wealthy professionals from countries such as Great Britain and the United States, but also France and Germany, are deciding to buy property in the most beautiful parts of Italy. According to the Financial Times, there are many aspects that attract this target group to Italy.

After Patrica, another municipality in the Lazio region of Italy is launching the now well-known "houses for 1 euro" initiative. It is the turn of Maenza, a medieval village in the province of Latina.

In Italy there is a growing interest in what are usually known as tiny houses, or mini houses, whether they are prefabricated, wooden, modern or on wheels.

Buying property in Italy can be a great investment.

How long did it take to sell a property in Italy in 2020?

Some of the fundamental changes already underway in the real estate market in Italy and across the world, driven by technology and demographics, were accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.

New housing needs can arise at any time: perhaps you need more space to work from home or because your family is growing, or maybe you want a property with more outdoor space.

The end of the year is approaching, and getting a bargain on your dream home in Italy could be the perfect way to end 2020 with a bang.

The crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is having, and will continue to have, effects on many social and economic sectors in Italy.

What are the new trends in the luxury real estate market across the world and in Italy? Who are the main investors in luxury property in 2020? What are buyers looking for in a high-end property?

idealista, the leading real estate portal for technological development in Italy, has strengthened its position with the purchase of two of the best real estate software companies, Miogest and Gestim, for an undisclosed amount.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, foreigners continued searching for property in Italy.

How will property prices develop in 2020 after the coronavirus crisis? These are the predictions from the Bank of Italy in their "Rapporto sulla stabilità finanziaria" (Financial Stability Report) related to the real estate sector in the wake of the pandemic. In the report, Palazzo K

According to the global real estate services provider Savills, global real estate operators' sentiment about the impact of COVID-19 on the sector is predominantly negative. The survey carried out by Savills shows the perceived impact of the coronavirus emergency on variables such as real estate tra

The most dangerous enemy for the economy is the one that has not yet appeared: the impoverishment that will arise as an effect induced by forced inaction due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The market for short-term rental investments remains one of the most attractive in the real estate world.

This charming and rustic guesthouse in rural Scarlino in the province of Grosseto is the result of a careful renovation project and with original architectural features restored, this property offers a breathtaking panorama that reaches as far as the peaks of Elba and Corsica. The property is

During the last year, there has been a lot of curiosity in Italy about the "constructions of the future" (including those printed in 3D).

With Brexit just around the corner at the end of this month, and a deal that looks to be increasingly less favourable towards Britain than initially announced, there will of course be implications for the European economy; the pressure to buy houses is increasing, generating busi