The Italian real estate market is showing signs of recovery in 2025, with rising demand, rising prices and new opportunities for investors and buyers. Large cities drive the market, while rents and new construction remain key factors.
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The Italian real estate market in 2024 showed signs of stabilisation, with a slight contraction in purchases and sales and growth in rental prices, driven by interest rates. Metropolitan cities saw an increase in demand, while peripheral areas suffered. Interest in energy-efficient properties has increased, while the rental market has seen a growth in rents. Forecasts for 2025 indicate a possible recovery, with greater access to credit and new opportunities in medium-sized cities.
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In 2024, the Italian real estate market sees stability with 710 thousand transactions, declining mortgage rates and growing demand for rentals.
New regulations push toward greater energy sustainability, with opportunities for second homes for tourism.
The ‘Save House’ Decree 2024 offers protections to homeowners in economic distress. The novelties simplify bureaucratic procedures, protect the first home from expropriation, and facilitate renegotiation of mortgages and the amnesty of building discrepancies.
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