Real Estate & Properties in Italy
Amalfi Coast Villas & Tuscan Seaside Estates
What it costs to buy in Italy
Budget 8.0%–14.5% on top of the asking price
registration tax (imposta di registro), mortgage and cadastral taxes, notary fees, agency commission.
No licence needed to buy as a foreigner
Open to foreign buyers on a reciprocity basis, which in practice covers EU citizens and the nationals of every country holding a treaty with Italy — the entire Western world among them. No permit. What a foreign buyer does lose is prima casa relief: registration tax is 9% rather than 2% unless you take residence in the comune within eighteen months.
Worked on a $500,000 purchase. Every listing shows the same breakdown against its own price, with sources. An estimate for budgeting, not legal or tax advice. Full Italy cost guide · Compare all 18 markets
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