Can foreign citizens purchase property in Italy?
Yes. Foreign citizens can purchase property in Italy.
 EU and EEA citizens enjoy the same rights as Italian nationals. For non-EU citizens, purchasing is possible when a reciprocity agreement exists between Italy and the buyer’s country of origin.

Is residence required to buy a home in Italy?

No, residency is not mandatory. It becomes relevant only if you wish to benefit from the tax incentives available for the purchase of a “primary residence.

What are the costs involved in purchasing a property?

In addition to the purchase price, there are several costs to consider:
 taxes (2% for a primary residence, 9% for a secondary home), notary fees (approximately 1–2%), agency commissions (around 5% + VAT), and minor land and mortgage charges.

How long does the purchase process take?
On average, the entire process takes between two and three months.
 In some cases, it can be completed more quickly if all documentation is fine.

Can I purchase a property without traveling to Italy?
Yes. A property can be purchased remotely through a notarized Power of Attorney with Apostille - an ideal solution if you are unable to travel immediately.

What are the main steps in the purchase process?

The process is straightforward and transparent:
 it begins with a purchase offer, continues with a preliminary contract (which includes a deposit), and concludes with the notarial deed, at which point the property officially becomes yours.

What annual expenses should I expect?
Owning a home in Italy involves certain recurring costs:
 Italian Municipal Property tax (IMU), applicable only to second homes, waste collection tax (TARI), any condominium fees if the property is part of a shared building, as well as utilities and insurance.

Is it possible to rent out my property?
Absolutely. You may choose short-term rentals, such as tourist stays, or longer-term leases. In both cases, the property can also become a source of income.

Can I renovate my property after purchase?
Yes. You are free to renovate and personalize your home. Certain works require building permits, and you can rely on our support to manage the necessary procedures.

Who verifies that the property is fully compliant?

A team of qualified professionals - including notaries, technicians, and specialized consultants - verifies every aspect of the property, from urban planning compliance and cadastral records to building systems.
We coordinate the entire process to ensure a serene, transparent purchase with no bad surprises.