Living in Italy - The North VS The South

Should you move to the north of Italy? Or, should you move to the south of Italy? That, is the question! Life in Italy's north vs the south can come with very different experiences attached to them with pros and cons associated with each area. If you seek out specific aspects of Italian life then you may find one part of Italy may be more suitable for you to consider where to buy a home in Italy. In this episode of the Italian Real Estate Podcast hosts Marco Permunian, an Italian attorney, along with video podcaster and dual citizen expat, Rafael Di Furia, known for his project Not Your Average Globetrotter (@Rafael Di Furia - Not Your Average Globetrotter), have a chat about what each of these beautiful areas has to offer someone who may want to purchase property in Italy.
Italian Real Estate Podcast EP48:
Living in Italy - North vs Southern Italy
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Also to see more from Rafael Di Furia about life in Italy and life as a dual citizen check out his KZbin channel and website:
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Http://RafaelDiFuria.com

[@rstartup4081]

What about the difference in healthcare between the North and the South?

[@nicot2666]

Greetings from Buenos Aires, argentina. I recently got italian citizenship iure sanguinis; my comune is in the bergamo region. Would love to purchase a property nearby my ancestors hometown in the future. Grazie mille. Forza Italia, fino alla fine!

[@ItalianCitizenshipAssistance]

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[@joemanginelli2972]

I love this episode! I love the compare and contrast/ here versus there episodes. You have covered this topic, at least in part in the past and I love this topic. Grazie mille amici. -Joe

[@bethb5915]

I've heard there are some relatively good deals on property in Piedmont, too, at least compared to other areas in the north. I'm not a fan of cold or snow though.

[@thefilipinojoe]

I stayed in Palermo’s old town 10 years ago for a month and the prices were all good. I’ve never been to the North. I’ve lived in every type of place over the years and most drawn to low or reasonably priced areas with a lot of culture and history which is what I enjoyed in Palermo. I’m planning to return soon.

[@laviniadovan850]

new episode yey

[@AddColor2Life]

Thank you for this podcast. I am looking to retire and would love to have a place in Italy. Can I Air B&B a place if I do not live there full time?

[@tamie4206]

How is the water these days?? Water supply systems?

[@carolc1543]

I was in Puglia last week looking around for possibly living there. It’s not a good fit for me. But it’s beautiful. Spent three days in mountains of Campania. Went to village my family dates back to 1600. Beautiful area. For me great place to maybe spend time in summer. I’m in Calabria now. In Scalea. Been researching for years. Looks interesting. Will see how week goes. Oh I had the most amazing food in Lecce and in a tiny town, Volturara Irpina and Gesualdo., Campania. Must must try restaurant, Petro in Volturara Irpina. You will be impressed. I have lived in NY, travelled a lot…this restaurant surprised me. Shocked me. Prices are amazingly low. The quality high! Cooking skills amazing! The mountains in Campania and Calabria are breathtaking. H

[@DashingPartyCrasher]

Great info, thanks. I've been following Chris's channel based there for a couple years now so I'm excited to finally visit Scalea and other areas of Italy next year. I prefer a warm, slow paced and affordable area, even if it's not as modern.

[@carolc1543]

@@DashingPartyCrasher I am moving there in March. It’s wonderful. Has everything one needs…four supermarkets, a “mall” which is very nice, many excellent restaurants, beautiful beach and mountains, drs, veterinarian….

[@tonypantaleone]

Hi @carol c , i'm living in Salento (south Puglia) , if you want to see magic landscape and local experience visit my youtube channel @tonypantaleone best, Tony

[@mr.dsproductreviewchannel]

The North part of Italy is more suited for people looking for Work and Faster paced life and the South is the oppisite, but how is the Quality of Health Care? is it the Same or is there a Difference?

[@lynne3225]

Hi! Totally off topic but, a curiosity..... Any updates on the Freelance/Digital Nomad Visa?? Shouldn't there be updates coming super soon??!!? 😬 Thanks!!!!

[@adamsuval1689]

As a non citizen of Italy buying property, is it better, tax wise, to buy one expensive property or 2 or more cheaper properties? If used as an air BNB/vacation home

[@mr.dsproductreviewchannel]

Things to talk about would be for People who would like to Move to Italy and Work, go to School, and Retire as a Non-Citizen as well as for an Italian Citizen and lastly as a Spouse of an Italian Citizen.

[@lisapagliari9232]

I am one of the few Italo Americani who has ancestry in the center of Italy.

[@laviniadovan850]

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