why relocate to Italy

Explore The Mediterranean Riviera: seaview villas with a pool for sale in Liguria

The fascinating Ligurian coast on the Italian Riviera has always attracted a wide array of illustrious international personalities. During the 19th and 20th centuries, Liguria became a meeting point for artists, writers, intellectuals and aristocrats. Among those who have fallen in love with Liguria, are Frank Sinatra, David Herbert Lawrence, George Sand, Virginia Woolf, Charles Dickens, Henry James and...

FORBES – Looking For Authentic Italy? Try Le Marche

While mass tourism seems to be wreaking havoc on the world’s most beautiful destinations, others lay untouched just off the tourist radar. Even Italy, which attracts 60 million visitors a year, is filled with regions and territories that are virtually unknown and spared the crowds. All you need to do is get off-the-beaten-path and travel like a local. Sounds easy enough, right? With its medieval...

Five authentic Tuscan gems

Why buy in Tuscany? International buyers are traditionally attracted to Tuscany's charming medieval hamlets, picturesque landscapes and romantic relaxed atmosphere. Whether it's a permanent relocation or a seasonal holiday home, many international buyers understand that this Italian region offers a peaceful environment and a slow healthy pace, the keys to an emerging type of luxury lifestyle. Buying...

Wave of American Buyers Relocating to Italy

The IB International Real Estate team has been witnessing an increase of US demand: requests from American buyers are up by 30% this year. Experts indicate that among the factors propelling Americans to buy property in Italy are a strong dollar, prohibitive property prices in the US, and ongoing political tension. While Italy is popular with American buyers, some of them are finding that relocation...

FORBES – Piedmont Wine Region, Home Of Italian Royalty And More

Nestled in northwest Italy, between the foothills of the western Alps and Apennines, lies the country’s second largest region: Piedmont, or Piemonte, in Italian. Home to the House of Savoy, Italy’s ruling dynasty until 1946, it’s no surprise this area birthed the king of Italian wines. While Barolo reigns supreme, an array of indigenous grapes call Piedmont home. “Part of the greatness of this...

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