
The July Hold: What the ECB’s Pause Changes for Buyers Who Waited
The ECB held rates on 23 July 2026 while variable mortgages slipped below fixed. What the pause changes for buyers in Rome, and why it is a window, not a turn.
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Director of Operations, Trevi Elite

Gabriele Grimaldi is Director of Operations at Trevi Elite, the Rome luxury real estate advisory founded in 2006. He has worked alongside real estate investors since 2011, starting in after-sales support, and his background also spans diplomacy and client relations. Away from work, he plays padel and tennis, skis, dives and rides off-road enduro.

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