Real estate

Short-Term Rentals: 26% flat tax on contracts managed through portals and reale estate agency The 2026 Italian Budget Law introduces a significant change regarding income generated from short-term rentals. The measure affects property owners and managers of tourist accommodations, as the flat tax rate (cedolare secca) increases from 21% to 26% for all contracts finalized through real estate agencies...

Buying a Property in a Condominium: What You Need to Know Before Signing When purchasing a property within a condominium — whether it’s an apartment, a townhouse, or a unit in a residential complex — it is essential to carry out some preliminary checks to avoid unpleasant surprises in the future. Often, between deadlines, appointments, and countless concerns, navigating the purchase process...

Real estate news The 2025 Budget Law introduces several updates regarding the buying and selling of real estate in Italy. The building bonuses provided by the Italian Budget Law 2025 are generally available to foreign citizens, provided they meet the same eligibility criteria as Italian citizens.These bonuses are tied to ownership, tax residency, and compliance with Italian tax obligations rather than...

Looking for the perfect apartment in Argegno This charming lakeside village on Lake Como is the ideal place to find a beautiful apartment that offers both serenity and investment potential.With its stunning landscapes, cobbled streets, and easy access to the lake, owning an apartment in Argegno means having a slice of Italian paradise while benefiting from strong demand in the vacation rental...

Real Estate Opportunities: a smart investment Compared to more well-known locations like Bellagio, Menaggio, or Varenna, the Valle D'Intelvi offers real estate options that are still affordable. The houses, often featuring traditional stone and wood architecture, are set in unique scenic landscapes and provide larger spaces than homes along the lake shores.The valley is increasingly popular among those...

Starting November 2, 2024, new regulations for short-term rentals come into effect, requiring property owners to obtain a National Identification Code (CIN) and comply with safety standards to avoid fines of up to €8,000. On September 3, 2024, the Ministry of Tourism published a notice in the Gazzetta Ufficiale  announcing the activation of the National Database for accommodation facilities and...