Category: For Foreign Buyers

Italy now registers short-term rentals nationally and reports their activity to public authorities under EU rules. For a foreign investor the question is no longer only whether the yield works, but whether the property may legally be let at all.

Land in Italy is sold with a promise attached, the right to build. This guide explains lottizzazione, building rights, constraining factors and the technical checks a buyer should run before signing.

Many Italian properties carry unauthorised works that were never regularised. This guide explains abuso edilizio, condono, tolleranze and fiscalizzazione, and how to quantify the risk before you commit.