Real Estate

Buying a home in one of Europe’s major cities can require an investment of more than €1 million, especially in the central districts of the most exclusive property markets. But …

You buy a house in Italy, sign the deed, receive the keys and assume that whatever happened to the property before the sale is now part of its history. Then …

Buying a home in a major city is one of the most important financial decisions a person can make. The price of a property, however, is only one part of …

European institutions are finalizing stricter regulations aimed at short-term vacation rentals across the continent. Proposed European Union rules seek to create transparent digital tracking, eliminate tax evasion, and curb housing …

This is one of the most important questions to ask before buying a property. The seller’s asking price does not necessarily correspond to the property’s real market value, and comparing …

Buying a historic building or a listed cultural landmark represents a dream investment for many expatriates. However, renovating a protected property involves complex legal frameworks and strict architectural limits. Contrary …

Buying a home in Italy has never been just about bricks and mortar. For some, it’s the dream of a countryside villa surrounded by vineyards. For others, it’s an apartment …

A stone farmhouse in Tuscany. A seaside apartment in Puglia. A renovated home overlooking Lake Como. For many people abroad, buying a home in Italy has always been more than …

Villa Certosa has officially entered a new chapter. The iconic Sardinian estate once owned by Silvio Berlusconi has been sold for around €350 million to a company linked to Qatar’s …

Italy has long been a dream destination for international travelers, but today it is attracting a different type of visitor. Ultra-wealthy investors look to purchase luxury homes. From historic villas …