Property Broker (Italy)

[wellington]

Any recommended property brokers in Italy (farmstead/villa) etc.

Not really as a investment, more so as a holiday home for use under-under the 180 day rule.

3+ rooms/bathrooms etc.

South, North or even outskirts of rome.

Old, nothing new.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Budget?

 

[RealDude]

If you like „regularly exploding trash cans as a warning sign“ and are into „diurnal superagressive tiger mosquitoes“ I would recommend anything south of Rome

 

[wellington]

Budget?

Holiday home like farmstead (old style) probably below your usual 150k would be tops.

If you like regularly exploding trash cans as a warning sign and are into diurnal superagressive tiger mosquitoes I would recommend anything south of Rome

Mosquitos are fine

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Holiday home like farmstead (old style) probably below your usual 150k would be tops.

For that budget it’s unlikely you find anything decent in a decent location. Anyway try searching on Case in vendita - Immobiliare.it

Mosquitos are fine

Not very common if you avoid unhealthy and wind-less places. And certainly not comparable with no-see-ums which can eat you alive on a sandy beach.

 

[RealDude]

And certainly not comparable with no-see-ums which can eat you alive on a sandy beach.

Same same but different.

In any case, I would first spend at least 2 months in the summer on site before buying anything.

My demarcation line runs north from Sanremo to Trieste when it comes to Italy. In Croatia up to Zadar. France never ever (again)…

 

[wellington]

For that budget it’s unlikely you find anything decent in a decent location. Anyway try searching on Case in vendita - Immobiliare.it

Not very common if you avoid unhealthy and wind-less places. And certainly not comparable with no-see-ums which can eat you alive on a sandy beach.

Already live on a beach, on a mountain, below a mountain.
Looking for something 'rural' and 'antiquated' to relax.

Same same but different.

In any case, I would first spend at least 2 months in the summer on site before buying anything.

My demarcation line runs north from Sanremo to Trieste when it comes to Italy. In Croatia up to Zadar. France never ever…

Really? I've always found just 'doing it' works out best... makes it more fun.

 

[RealDude]

Really? I've always found just 'doing it' works out best... makes it more fun.

I traveled the world for two years on one-way tickets, only to discover once again how good we have it in Western Europe.

 

[void]

... to discover once again how good we have it in Western Europe.

for how long?

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Already live on a beach, on a mountain, below a mountain.
Looking for something 'rural' and 'antiquated' to relax.

you can find plenty of that for sale at just one Euro: 1 euro houses in Italy 2022

 

[JimBeam]

you can find plenty of that for sale at just one Euro: 1 euro houses in Italy 2022

There's even an expat community of ppl that bought these 1 EUR homes, furnished these and started living there. Some later sold these to buy better/bigger properties.

There are even cities that will give you 30k EUR tax credit against all investments into the property you buy.

This pretty Italian town is paying people $30,000 to move there

In Puglia, in the heel of Italy's boot, the beautiful town of Presicce is the latest to try to lure new residents by offering bargain property deals. It's paying people up to $30,000 to become a resident.

edition.cnn.com

DM me and I'll dig these guys from my youtube history.
They have a lot of tips for new expats in Italy.

 

[Oumerty]

you can find plenty of that for sale at just one Euro: 1 euro houses in Italy 2022

If you don’t mind footing the bill to refurbish the house

Have a look in Puglia (Leuca area), Sardinia ( chia e pula or north of cagliari ) you can buy either A great sea property for 60-80 k or a nuraghe for 12-20k then refurbish it. Plenty of low cost properties both in rural and seaside areas. Just hit to a local agency, they usually feature best prices off season ( October to march)