Purchase of real estate

REAL ESTATE AGENCY COMMISSIONS IN ITALY

When purchasing property in Italy, it's important to understand how real estate agency commissions (agenzie immobiliari) work. Many foreign buyers may not be aware that in Italy, commissions are not included in the property price and are paid separately. This differs from some other countries where the commission is already included in the sale price. Regulation of Commission Fees The commission fees of...

Property Finders: How to buy property in Italy quickly

Many potential buyers who wants tu buy property in Italy quickly believe that working with a large number of agencies is the best solution. But they soon find out that searching for properties is a time-consuming and complex process, and that it is not easy to find the “right option” from the many offers on the market. Imagine how many pointless viewings you will end up going to if you select...

Investment in real estate in Italy. Company or individual? Rent or buy?

We are often asked questions about how best to invest in real estate in Italy, is it necessary to open a company or is it better to purchase for an individual? First of all, you need to figure out the purpose of the investment - for resale or rental, residential housing or commercial premises (shop, supermarket, hotel). When buying commercial premises, it is almost always more profitable to register for a...

Buying a property in Italy: Purchase procedure

Trevi Elite provides its clients full legal support when buying a house in Italy. The procedure for buying property in Italy consists of several stages. Irrevocable Offer of Purchase When making a decision on the purchase, the manager draws up an Irrevocable Offer for the purchase of a real property, which indicates the details of the Buyer and the Seller, a detailed description of the real estate, the...

Homes for sale in Italian cities

A variety of homes for sale in Italian cities today is at the fastest pace, there are many offers on the market, different in typology and price. In the list of the most expensive places to buy real estate in Italy, of course, the first places are occupied by the most visited cities: Rome, Venice, Florence and Milan. However, it is worth considering that the income from the rental of such real estate is...

Real Estate Specialist – Property Finder

Recently, the term Property Finder or Home Hunter has become more and more common. Let's take a look at the main differences in the work of this expert from the classic real estate agent Realtor. Property finder and real estate agent: the main differences The main difference is that the activity of a Real Estate Agent is aimed at the sale of its properties (lists), entrusted on the...

Property in Rome: the purchase procedure and taxes

Needless to say, Rome is an extraordinary city, it is truly one of the world’s most amazing destinations, making it an excellent market to invest in. What's the purchase procedure of real estate in Rome? Italian legal requirements & purchase procedure Irrevocable Purchase Proposal (usually 5%-10%). This is a non-refundable deposit (caparra confirmatoria) that serves as insurance to both the buyer...

New building or secondary housing?

The main part of the real estate fund in Italy is secondary housing. The country has severe restrictions on the construction of new homes, therefore, buying a house in Italy is always considered as a reliable investment due to the limited number of offers. Especially in large cities, new buildings in Milan, Rome, Florence are sold out already at the stage of laying bricks, while prices do not vary much...

In which part of Italy to buy a house?

How to decide on a location? Where do foreigners prefer to buy a house in Italy? Undoubtedly, one of the reasons why foreigners choose property in Italy is the fascinating artistic, cultural and historical beauty. In addition, this country offers a wide range of different landscapes, from the breathtaking mountains of the Dolomites to the crystal clear sea of Sardinia, from the Tuscan countryside to the...

Can you buy a house in Italy for 1 Euro?

The goal of the govt. program “casea1euro” is to combat the devastation of inhabited cities that are far from tourist routes. Often, €1 houses in Europe are privately owned, where the owners want to get rid of them in order to avoid paying taxes and excessive maintenance costs for houses that are not used. For the most part, these are crumbling or dangerous buildings that need reconstruction. In some...