Looking at Some of Italy's Top Property Hotspots

In this episode of the Italian Real Estate Podcast, Italian attorney Marco Permunian and Podcaster Rafael Di Furia (@RafaelDiFuria) discuss the most expensive cities to buy property in Italy. They delve into the reasons behind the rankings of major cities like Milan, Florence, and Bologna, as well as a wider array of property types in other cities.
The conversation in this episode of the Italian Real Estate Podcast also explores the high property prices in Tuscany and why several locations from the region feature prominently on the list. With insights into the beauty and attractiveness of Tuscany to foreign buyers, this episode provides a comprehensive look at the Italian real estate market.
If you're considering moving to Italy, buying property in Italy, or just curious about living la dolce vita, this episode offers valuable information and perspectives on the country's most expensive property locations. Don't miss out on the expert advice from Marco and Rafael to help you navigate Italy's real estate landscape.
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[@missnycforever7532]

I agree we LOOVE the beauty and authenticity of Lake Garda. The reason we chose lake como was the proximity to airports for non-stop flights and the proximity to Switzerland and Milan for commerce and other needs.

[@futurekron]

I want the NON-hotspots. Peace and quiet (and extreme affordability) is what I want.

[@giovannidepetris6335]

Abruzzo my friend Abruzzo always. Never invaded represents the original Italy . Healthy green no cities food out of this world. Abruzzo. PS best national park snow in winter!

[@futurekron]

@@giovannidepetris6335 great tip! Grazie

[@pdaniaful]

Also, the non hotspots now will become very vibrant in the next 10yrs, I agree that Abruzzo, Campobasoo, Molise, Marche, these areas are not 'hot' or only just getting that way now, it'll be interesting to see how this unfolds in future.

[@thetiredtourist3927]

I agree with the assessment of Forte dei Marmi, but Pietrasanta has a special vibe.

[@workinprogress3609]

I have been looking for properties around Cuneo. Is there a good search engine to use? I haven't found much.

[@leonardniamh]

Star Wars isn't necessarily a major point of attraction 😂

[@steve8758]

Yes Bond trumps Hans anyday....

[@horeabaila9278]

Star Wars episode 2, Attack of the Clones was filmed at Villa Balbionello on Lake Come, as well as James Bond's Casino Royale. And just for the record Lake Como is so much "classy" than Lake Garda.