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For British citizens considering property ownership in Sardinia, the post-Brexit landscape raises important questions. Can you still buy? What has changed since January 2021? How does residency work now that the UK is no longer part of the EU? The reassuring answer is that Brexit has not closed the door on British property investment…
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Scandinavian buyers have long been drawn to Italy for its lifestyle, climate and cultural richness, and Sardinia in particular offers a combination of Mediterranean beauty, relative accessibility and value that is hard to match in Northern Europe. Norwegian, Swedish and Danish citizens now account for a meaningful share of foreign real estate demand in…
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For Swiss citizens, buying property in Italy and Sardinia is possible but subject to specific legal restrictions that do not apply to EU or US buyers. These restrictions stem from Switzerland’s own real estate laws, particularly the Lex Koller, a 1983 federal law that limits foreign property purchases in Switzerland. Because of the principle…
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For US citizens, the idea of owning property in Sardinia often starts with a photograph or a holiday memory. What follows is a long series of questions about whether Americans can actually buy, how the transaction works, what happens with taxes in both countries, and whether the entire process can be managed from the…
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If you’re reading this, you’ve already fallen for Sardinia. The crystalline waters, the wild coastlines, the villages where time moves differently. You’ve probably spent hours scrolling through property listings, imagining yourself on that terrace overlooking the Mediterranean. But here’s what most international buyers don’t realize until it’s too late: buying property in Italy is…
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Beyond Costa Smeralda: Countryside Alghero for Gourmet Living, Clean Air, and Authentic Luxury There’s a moment that hits you somewhere between the third conference call before lunch and the subway ride home in the dark: the realization that your nervous system is screaming for a different kind of life. Not a vacation. Not a…
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Buying property in Sardinia sounds romantic until you’re six months into ownership and discover the swimming pool was built without permits, or that the previous owner left 40,000 euros in unpaid condominium fees that are now legally your responsibility, or that half the property sits on land classified as agricultural and can never be…
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Looking for Your Perfect Home in Sardinia, But Tired of Public Listings and Missed Opportunities? Our Exclusive Off-Market Portfolio, Ranging from €250k to €3M, Gives You Direct Access to Hidden Gems Before They Hit the Open Market If you seek Sardinia’s most special properties, look where others never think to look. As everywhere in…
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When browsing property listings in Sardinia, international buyers often encounter properties offered at significantly lower prices than comparable homes in the region. A rustic stone building with countryside views, a warehouse structure on beautiful land, or an older rural dwelling might be listed for a fraction of what a modern apartment costs in a…
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Buying a property in Sardinia should feel like the beginning of a new life chapter, not the start of a legal battle. Yet most foreign buyers only discover serious legal issues when it is too late, after they have already signed a binding preliminary contract and paid a significant deposit that they cannot recover…