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Necessary documentation to sell a house in Italy: the complete guide for 2026

Selling a property is not just about economic negotiation: a large part of the process involves documentation. A single error, a missing certificate, or outdated information can slow down the negotiation or even bring it to a halt.

Taxes Associated with Selling a House

When you decide to sell a house, the focus is often on the sale price and negotiations with the buyer. However, an equally important aspect concerns the taxes and fiscal charges related to the transaction. These can significantly impact the final net gain and should be carefully considered during the planning phase.

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Rent-to-own: how it works, advantages and disadvantages

In the Italian real estate landscape, rent-to-own is increasingly emerging as an alternative formula to traditional property sales, capable of meeting very different needs. On one hand, it appeals to those who want to become homeowners but do not currently have the necessary liquidity or are not yet able to access a mortgage. On the other hand, it offers sellers a tool to expand their pool of potential buyers and secure continuous income during the period preceding the final transfer of ownership.

Moving to Italy: A Complete Guide to Opportunities and Tax Benefits

Living in Italy is a dream shared by thousands of people around the world. From the charm of Mediterranean landscapes to an invaluable artistic and cultural heritage, Italy offers a one-of-a-kind lifestyle made of culinary excellence, fashion, and hospitality.Turning that dream into reality, however, requires clarity on some key aspects: bureaucracy, tax advantages, and, of course, finding the right home.

Real Estate Agent License Exam: A Complete Guide

The real estate agent license is an essential requirement to practice the profession in Italy. It certifies the preparation and reliability of the professional, distinguishing those who are licensed from those who cannot operate officially. Obtaining this license is therefore the first step toward building a credible and recognized career in a dynamic and competitive sector.

How to Become a Real Estate Agent in Italy: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2025

First Experiences as a Real Estate Agent: Challenges, Tasks, and Opportunities

Embarking on a career as a real estate agent means opening the door to a dynamic, fascinating path full of opportunities. It’s not a conventional profession: it’s a role that combines technical expertise, interpersonal skills, and a strong aptitude for problem-solving. The first experiences, while often challenging, are the foundation upon which a future career is built. This is the stage where you learn the ins and outs of the market, navigate your first negotiations, and gain insight into the dynamics of a sector that is both highly competitive and deeply rewarding. In this article, we take a closer look at the challenges, tasks, and essential skills for new agents, and how Engel & Völkers supports consultants in their journey.

Living in Puglia: Pros and cons for expats

The irresistible charm of Puglia for foreigners

Milan-Cortina 2026: market data and real estate areas in the spotlight

The Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics represent one of the most significant events of the coming years for Italy’s international positioning. Beyond the sporting dimension, the Games are set to drive investment, accelerate urban transformation, and strengthen the global visibility of already strategic territories.

Investing in Asolo

Why Choose the Most Charming Village in Veneto with Engel & Völkers

Discover the market trends in Italy in 2025

Scopri il Market Report 2025 su Milano e Roma: trend immobiliari, prezzi al mq e altro ancora

Italian Real Estate Market: Price Trends and Where to Invest

Italy continues to hold a unique appeal for real estate investors, both domestic and international. With its diverse and extraordinary landscapes—from the art cities of the North to the rolling hills of the Center, and the spectacular coasts of the islands—the country is not only a top tourist destination but also a highly attractive real estate market. 2024 has confirmed itself as a year of consolidation, with moderate price growth and increasing interest in second homes and investments by international buyers.