Italy property news
You can browse the latest Italy property news at Italy Property Guides. Here, you’ll find updates on all things to do with the Italian property market, essential if you plan on buying a property in Italy. We cover many topics, including market forecasts, new laws and regulations, and property trends.
Why the super-rich are buying property in Milan
Milan is a city in northern Italy and the regional capital of Lombardy, which is the second-most populous city after Rome. It attracts millions of tourists, designers and artists each year who come to experience the Italian lifestyle in a vibrant city.Read more...
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Affordable and easy to reach: buying property in Umbria
A house in Umbria could be in a Medieval village, by a lake or in beautiful green countryside. Even farmhouses and homes in hilltop villages can be easy to reach from the airport and are considerably more affordable than in nearby Tuscany.Read more...
Tourism in Italy soars along with its growing rental market
As we reach the end of the summer season, how did Italy’s tourist trade do in the summer of 2023? Where did the tourists go and what did they most appreciate? We’ve crunched the numbers…Read more...
Extended Italian train services offer unspoilt regions for homebuyers
Out of the way regions of Italy are getting more accessible for home buyers due to a huge extension to Italian train services. As well as a greener, cleaner choice, being able to travel by train avoids the need for outrageous car hire charges, says expat train fan Julia.Read more...
Discover 6 pretty villages on Lake Como’s shores
On Lake Como’s Western shore, there is a string of pretty villages with lake-view properties for sale. Lake Como is conveniently located north of Milan in the Lombardy region of Northern Italy. Both tourists and those working in the city of Milan find it so easy to get to, that they visit time after time. Some even buy second homes here. Its close proximity to the Alps also makes it a great location to enjoy all kinds of sports and activities in a breathtaking landscape.Read more...
Discover four charming towns in Piedmont, Italy
Piedmont is the second-largest Italian region and borders France and Switzerland. You’ll find it at the foot of the Alps, surrounded by mountains, but what it’s most renowned for is its sophisticated wines from traditional Italian vineyards that date back hundreds of years.Read more...
Wake up to breathtaking views in Italian homes with balconies
Balconies in Italy can be all about enjoying the view or an eye-catching decorative feature. When you consider a balcony as a “must-have” feature, Italy is certainly the place to look. Whether the balcony looks out on rolling hills, turquoise seas, lakes and mountains or terracotta rooftops, there will be a view to charm every Italy lover.Read more...
10 must-have Italian food and beverages
Pizza, gelato, pasta, espresso – these are just a few iconic foods that Italy is known for but the country itself is synonymous with great food.Read more...
Discover the best food markets in Italy
Food is the beating heart of Italy. And you won’t find another nation more passionate about food.Read more...
An expat’s guide to food shopping in Italy
Food and culture are intertwined in Italy, and food shopping can be as enjoyable as a trip to the beach. Prices on many items have risen, especially on things that are transported from other places. However, if you shop around and buy local produce you are assured the best quality, flavours and freshness.Read more...
How to make your viewing trip to Italy more sustainable
Making sustainable choices on your viewing trip, will help preserve all that is beautiful about Italy for the future. By considering sustainability during your visits to Italy you will make a positive impact on the local economy, create jobs, preserve the cultural heritage and help prevent damage to the natural environment.Read more...
