1. Property Values Remain Attractive

While prices in Spain, France, and Portugal have risen sharply over the past decade, many areas of Italy are still surprisingly affordable. Mid-sized cities, small towns, and even parts of major metros offer excellent value compared to other EU hotspots.

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2. Expats and Remote Workers Are Driving Demand

The post-pandemic shift to remote work has made Italy an ideal destination for professionals who can work from anywhere. Families and retirees are also contributing to steady demand, especially in regions that balance quality of life with affordability.

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3. Tax and Residency Incentives

  • €200,000 flat tax regime — designed to attract high-net-worth individuals.
  • Investor Visa — residency with investments starting from €250,000.
  • Regional incentives — from “€1 homes” to renovation subsidies in smaller towns.

These policies create multiple entry points for different types of investors.

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4. Lifestyle and Rental Potential

Italy isn’t just about ownership — it’s about lifestyle. A home here means access to world-class cuisine, culture, art, and natural beauty. Rental demand is strong, particularly in tourist cities and heritage towns.

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5. Why 2025 Is the Right Time

The market is still undervalued compared to its European neighbors, but international interest is heating up fast. With stable interest rates and limited supply in prime areas, waiting may mean missing the window of opportunity.

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👉 Thinking of investing in Italy?
2025 could be your perfect entry point. Contact Move To Dolce Vita (MTDV) to explore real estate opportunities and residency solutions.

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