Italian real estate: that's why it's a good time to invest
Do you remember when at the beginning of the year we said that 2019 would be a positive period for the global real estate market? Well, apparently, to ride this wave of optimism we see Italy as the protagonist. It has not yet been possible to understand why in this country, the positive trend of sales and lease contracts, inaugurated in 2018 has not yet stopped.
Analyzing in detail the Italian situation, we note that last year, the investment volumes in this Nation reached 8.4 billion euros, guaranteeing Italy to stay above the European average for ten years now. Thanks to the presence of numerous foreign capitals, as we remember that ‘’ Lo Stivale ’’ is a particularly coveted destination, Bella Italia leads many other European nations with their heads held high, but they fail to shine their own light.
But what is it that drives more prospective buyers of Italian property to pour their capital into this nation? Without doubt, one of the main features of this country is its geographical-political constitution.
In fact, Italy has different characteristics between North, Center and South, both in terms of economies but also in terms of landscape and job opportunities. Every investor can easily find the dimension that is closest to him, while remaining in the same territory.
Among the leading cities, we undoubtedly identify Milan, with a real estate market that attracts damage from 2 to 4 billion investments, earning the title of "the most dynamic real estate market in Italy".
Rome, on the other hand, the capital, has experienced strong growth compared to previous years, despite the crisis. According to statistical data, "interested" investors have joined new interested parties (both in terms of nationality and age), such as the countries of the East, which seek to dominate the foreign real estate market.
The level of competition for both core and value add esset is also increasing in the areas of both logistics and offices, associated with the new challenges dictated by the introduction of novelties in the field of e-commerce.
2019, therefore, promises to be a more than positive year for Italy, also thanks to low interest rates, a real magnet for real estate investors. With over three billion European capitals, Italy clearly prevails over the United Kingdom (weighed down by Brexit), Switzerland, Germany and France.
Although many fear that from one moment to the next this rampant optimism may be interrupted, the pipeline representing the Italian real estate market is nine billion.
Really encouraging results, which seem to take away the specter of a new and even more violent crisis.
It is therefore hoped that this 2019 can bring the desired results to this country, so rich in history and beautiful landscapes, but also marked by difficult economic times!
Analyzing in detail the Italian situation, we note that last year, the investment volumes in this Nation reached 8.4 billion euros, guaranteeing Italy to stay above the European average for ten years now. Thanks to the presence of numerous foreign capitals, as we remember that ‘’ Lo Stivale ’’ is a particularly coveted destination, Bella Italia leads many other European nations with their heads held high, but they fail to shine their own light.
But what is it that drives more prospective buyers of Italian property to pour their capital into this nation? Without doubt, one of the main features of this country is its geographical-political constitution.
In fact, Italy has different characteristics between North, Center and South, both in terms of economies but also in terms of landscape and job opportunities. Every investor can easily find the dimension that is closest to him, while remaining in the same territory.
Among the leading cities, we undoubtedly identify Milan, with a real estate market that attracts damage from 2 to 4 billion investments, earning the title of "the most dynamic real estate market in Italy".
Rome, on the other hand, the capital, has experienced strong growth compared to previous years, despite the crisis. According to statistical data, "interested" investors have joined new interested parties (both in terms of nationality and age), such as the countries of the East, which seek to dominate the foreign real estate market.
The level of competition for both core and value add esset is also increasing in the areas of both logistics and offices, associated with the new challenges dictated by the introduction of novelties in the field of e-commerce.
2019, therefore, promises to be a more than positive year for Italy, also thanks to low interest rates, a real magnet for real estate investors. With over three billion European capitals, Italy clearly prevails over the United Kingdom (weighed down by Brexit), Switzerland, Germany and France.
Although many fear that from one moment to the next this rampant optimism may be interrupted, the pipeline representing the Italian real estate market is nine billion.
Really encouraging results, which seem to take away the specter of a new and even more violent crisis.
It is therefore hoped that this 2019 can bring the desired results to this country, so rich in history and beautiful landscapes, but also marked by difficult economic times!
