Purchase of real estate

EU Green Homes Directive 2030: What Every Italy Property Buyer Must Know Now

If you're considering purchasing property in Italy, a critical piece of EU legislation is quietly reshaping the entire residential market—and it could significantly impact your investment decision. The EU's Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), known as the "Green Homes Directive," sets mandatory energy efficiency standards that all residential properties must meet by specific deadlines....

Complete Guide to Italian Notary Transactions When Buying Property in Italy

Buying property in Italy is a significant step that requires understanding the local legal system. The key figure in any real estate transaction is the Italian notary (notaio), who holds a special status and performs functions that differ significantly from notaries in other countries. Understanding the notary's role and the transaction procedure will help you avoid surprises and feel confident...

The Best Neighborhoods in Rome to Buy an Apartment in 2026: Where to Invest Profitably in Elite Italian Real Estate

Rome is not just a city. It's living history preserved in marble and terracotta, sun-drenched piazzas filled with the aroma of espresso and fresh pastries, timeless beauty that defies the ages. Imagine: every morning you wake up in your own apartment in the heart of the Eternal City, open the shutters, and before you unfolds a view of ancient rooftops, basilica domes, or the green umbrella pines of...

Rome Real Estate 2026: What Happens After the Jubilee Year?

The Jubilee Year 2025 has transformed Rome's real estate landscape, with property prices surging 8-11% across prime districts as millions of pilgrims flooded the Eternal City. But as we approach the closing of the Holy Door in January 2026, investors face a critical question: What happens next? After analyzing historical data from the 2000 Jubilee, consulting property economists, and examining current...

Property Management in Italy for Non-Residents: Peace of Mind, Wherever You Are

Owning a Home in Italy? The Real Work Begins After the Purchase Many believe that buying property abroad is the final milestone in a long journey. The dream is fulfilled — a villa in Rome, a lakeside apartment on Lake Como, or a sunlit home on the coast of Tuscany. It feels like the perfect time to relax and enjoy the Italian lifestyle… But the reality is different. The moment the...

Salva Casa Lazio 2025: How to Legalize Renovations or Unauthorized Constructions in Rome and Lazio

In July 2025, a new, long awaited law — Salva Casa Lazio — came into force in the Lazio region. It gives property owners in Rome and Lazio the opportunity to legalize urban planning non compliances carried out before 24 May 2024, without the need for the complicated procedure known as “double conformity.” What “double conformity” means In Italy, this term is doppia conformità. It refers to...

Own Your Slice of Paradise: Invest in Coastal Real Estate in Italy with Trevi Elite

Discover Your Dream Home by the Sea in Italy with Trevi Elite As winter fades away and spring blossoms into full swing, now is the perfect time to start planning your next big investment: a stunning property by the sea in Italy. Imagine waking up to the gentle sound of waves crashing against the shore, stepping onto your balcony to admire breathtaking seascapes, and enjoying the Mediterranean sun as it...

Italy’s new 2024 flat tax for the super-rich

In 2024, Italy increased the flat tax for the ultra-wealthy people who move to Italy and change their tax residency from €100,000 to €200,000 per year. This tax was introduced in 2017 to attract the wealthy. Now its crease is due to the need to reduce the budget deficit, which far exceeds the allowable EU norms. Despite the doubling of the tax, for ultra-wealthy people with assets above 30 million...

New building regulations “Save the house” in Italy from May 2024: minor building defects and property improvements

Great news for all real estate owners, buyers, builders, and agents in Italy! Finally, the long-awaited "Save the House" building regulations have been approved and published on the official information portal of the Italian government under Law No. 69 of May 29, 2024 (Decreto Legge Salva Casa). Let's look at the main points of the new law and its impact on real estate transactions in Italy. DEFINITION...