A dream can become a plan—and then it becomes possible. But you need to have a clear picture of all the elements.Many people come here in the summer and fall in love.The crystal-clear sea.The crunch of pane carasau between your teeth.Sunsets that seem to last forever. But then October ends. Flights become fewer.Many places…
A well, septic tank or private water supply does not make a rural property in Italy unsafe to buy. But it does mean that the buyer must check far more than the house, the view and the land registry. In the countryside around Alghero, across the Nurra, in rural Sardinia and in many other…
In Costa Smeralda, you’re not just buying a villa. You’re entering a value system. And you’re paying in cash. No mortgages. No installments. Interest rates? That’s not a concern for the wealthy. The numbers speak for themselves: But there’s something those figures don’t tell you, something insiders know very well. People who buy in…
You will normally need an Italian tax code, known as a codice fiscale, to buy property in Italy. It identifies you for the purchase documents, the final deed before the notary, property registration and tax-related aspects of the transaction. For most foreign buyers, obtaining a codice fiscale should be handled early and practically. If…
Buying a new-build, off-plan or under-construction property in Italy can be an attractive route to a modern home with a defined specification, contemporary systems and a future completion date. It also means paying for a legal and physical result that may not yet exist when you sign. For a foreign buyer, the risk is…
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