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Marc Martin - Italy
9 good reasons to live in Florence

Florence is an Italian city in the Tuscany region, known for its rich history, culture and many tourist attractions. But the city also has a lot to offer those wishing to live there permanently. If you're considering moving to Florence, it's likely to be because of the many advantages that one of Italy's finest cities has to offer. To help motivate you, I'm Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I'd like to share with you my 9 good reasons for moving to Florence, Italy.

9 good reasons to live in Florence
Real Estate, Tips
Marc Martin - Italy
How to buy a house for 1 euro in Italy?

For several years now, Italy has had a mechanism in place that allows you to buy property for 1 euro. Yes, a symbolic 1 euro to buy a house. Obviously, the properties in question are not in perfect condition and there are certain obligations associated with their acquisition, but this scheme has already attracted many expatriates. Created with the aim of renovating and revitalising Italian villages, the €1 houses are selling very well and the scheme has been extended to other municipalities. What are the conditions for taking part? Which villages are taking part? I'm Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I'm going to tell you everything you need to know to buy a €1 house in Italy.

How to buy a house for 1 euro in Italy?
Tips, Visits
Marc Martin - Italy
9 good reasons to live in Naples

When it comes to relocating to Italy, Naples often comes up as one of the favourite destinations when choosing a city to live in. Whether it's for its gastronomy, its heritage or its weather, the capital of Campania is attracting more and more expats from all over the world. It's only once you're here that you really understand the famous saying "See Naples and die", and the city has so much to offer that there's something for everyone. To help and motivate you, I'm Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I'd like to share with you my 9 good reasons for moving to Naples.

9 good reasons to live in Naples
Tips, Visits
Marc Martin - Italy
9 good reasons to live in Sicily

Sicily, a glittering jewel in the Mediterranean Sea, is a land of striking contrasts and enchanting beauty. This island, the largest in the Mediterranean, is a fascinating blend of breathtaking natural landscapes, a rich cultural and historical heritage, and cuisine that delights the senses. To live in Sicily is to embrace a way of life where ancient and modern blend harmoniously, where every day is a discovery and where human warmth is as comforting as the sun that bathes its shores. The island offers a unique quality of life, marked by the beauty of its landscapes, the richness of its history and the generosity of its people. I am LIsbob, the expats assistant, and I’m going to give you my 9 good reasons to live in Sicily.

9 good reasons to live in Sicily
Tips, Visits
Marc Martin - Italy
9 good reasons to live in Sardinia

Sardinia is an island in the Mediterranean located in the south of Italy. It's a region of contrasts, with magnificent natural landscapes, a rich culture and preserved local traditions. If you're tempted by the idea of settling here, it will surely be because of the many advantages offered by the second largest island in the Mediterranean. To help motivate you in your plans, I'm Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I'd like to share with you my 9 good reasons for moving to Sardinia.

9 good reasons to live in Sardinia

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How to buy a house for 1 euro in Italy?

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How to buy a house for 1 euro in Italy?

For several years now, Italy has had a mechanism in place that allows you to buy property for 1 euro. Yes, a symbolic 1 euro to buy a house. Obviously, the properties in question are not in perfect condition and there are certain obligations associated with their acquisition, but this scheme has already attracted many expatriates. Created with the aim of renovating and revitalising Italian villages, the €1 houses are selling very well and the scheme has been extended to other municipalities. What are the conditions for taking part? Which villages are taking part? I'm Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I'm going to tell you everything you need to know to buy a €1 house in Italy.

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Real estate taxation in Italy

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Real estate taxation in Italy

Buying a house in Italy is just as or more complicated than in other European countries. New language, new rules, it is important to learn about the process of buying real estate beforehand so as not to be surprised. Many expatriates have rushed in believing they had found the right deal and have found themselves in complicated situations. From the search for the property to the signature, through the accompaniment, I have listed all the steps to acquire a property in Italy. I’m Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I’m going to tell you how to buy a house in Italy.

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5 mistakes you should avoid making when buying a house or a property in Italy

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5 mistakes you should avoid making when buying a house or a property in Italy

Are you an expatriate in Italy looking for the house of your dreams, the one that will accommodate your entire happy family? Or are you simply looking to invest in real estate in Italy and make a profit? There are many reasons to buy a house in Italy, and many mistakes to avoid. Indeed, many expatriates have rushed to buy their property in Italy and unfortunately had to face many difficulties, and sometimes significant financial losses. House seized after purchase, wrong estimation of real estate taxes, you have to be careful when buying a house or a property in Italy. What are the pitfalls to avoid when buying a property? What are the 5 mistakes not to make? Lisbob accompanies you in this wonderful adventure. Here are the 5 mistakes not to make when buying a house or property in Italy.

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Renting an apartment or a house in Italy: everything you need to know about the rental contract and finding a property

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Renting an apartment or a house in Italy: everything you need to know about the rental contract and finding a property

Italy has been seducing expatriates for decades with its legendary food, wine, history, architecture, beaches and natural landscape. Thanks to certain cities, areas and tourist attractions, this Mediterranean country has a reputation for being rather expensive in terms of real estate, but these rumors are largely false. Indeed, the average cost of a one-bedroom apartment in a large city center is about €600 per month. Even in the most popular cities for expats, such as Milan, Rome and Naples, it is easy to find a comfortable one-bedroom apartment in the city center for less than €1000. In addition, if you plan to live outside of a major city, the cost of living is likely to be much more reasonable than it is in other European capitals. Whether you are looking to move to Italy for its beautiful countryside, to start your own business, or for your retirement, one of the biggest obstacles may be finding an apartment to rent or share. The time to find the ideal property to buy, renting is the ideal temporary solution. Lisbob will guide you through the most important points to know when you start your rental search. How to find an apartment or a house to rent in Italy? What are the rental rules for real estate leases? What are the documents and conditions to rent a property in Italy? Lisbob, your expat assistant in Italy, tells you everything you need to know about renting.

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How to buy a property in Italy: complete guide

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How to buy a property in Italy: complete guide

Buying a house in Italy is just as or more complicated than in other European countries. New language, new rules, it is important to learn about the process of buying real estate beforehand so as not to be surprised. Many expatriates have rushed in believing they had found the right deal and have found themselves in complicated situations. From the search for the property to the signature, through the accompaniment, I have listed all the steps to acquire a property in Italy. I’m Lisbob, the expat assistant, and I’m going to tell you how to buy a house in Italy.

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Complete list of Italian villages offering houses at 1 euro

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Complete list of Italian villages offering houses at 1 euro

For several years, Italy has implemented a mechanism to acquire property for 1 euro. Yes, 1 euro symbolic to buy a house. Obviously, the property in question is not in perfect condition and certain obligations are associated with the purchase of a house for € 1, such as the renovation of the property. Created with the aim of renovating and revitalizing Italian villages, the € 1 house program works very well and has been extended to several municipalities. Lisbob, the expatriate assistant, reveals the complete list of Italian villages offering 1 euro houses in 2020.