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Property in Rome: the purchase procedure and taxes
Needless to say, Rome is an extraordinary city, it is truly one of the world’s
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Premium Aparthotels: The Rise of Branded Residences in Italy
The Branded Residences segment has grown by 180% over the past ten years, with further growth expected in the years ahead. In Italy, this sector
Hospitality AI: Algorithms Are Redefining How We Choose Hotels
We live in an era of rapid change, and the tourism and hospitality industry is no exception. The way travellers search for and choose a
Active Longevity in Italy: A New Wellness Hospitality Trend and Investor Benefits
The concept of active longevity (longevity) has become the main trend in the global hospitality industry in 2025–2026, transforming classical wellness (passive relaxation, spa) into
Aventino: Rome’s Quiet Luxury Address
The Aventine is Rome’s quietest prime address: villini, embassy calm, an average of 9,157 euros per sqm in its own micro-zone, and almost nothing for sale.
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Trastevere: Living and Buying in Rome’s Storied Riverside Rione
Trastevere beyond the postcard: how Rome’s Rione XIII actually lives, what buyers look for, price context, and who the quarter genuinely suits.
Buying a Coastal Home in Italy: The Checks the Sea View Hides
Beach concessions, the 300-metre landscape rule, consortium fees, erosion: the checks that decide whether an Italian coastal home is a joy or a liability.
Real Estate & Hospitality Summit: Hotel Sector Confirms Its Appeal for Investors
The Real Estate & Hospitality Summit, the first of its kind, was held in Rome at the Villa Pamphili hotel. The event was organized by
Mortgage Rates at a Two-Year High, and Rome Isn’t Blinking
Italian mortgage rates hit 3.96% in May 2026, the highest since 2024, yet Rome’s prime market keeps rising. What the numbers mean for buyers and sellers.