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Italy is a European cultural centre and investing in the country means that you have a base from which you can enjoy the nation's wonderful food, warm summer sun and friendly, vibrant population - as well as having access to the country with perhaps the greatest cultural heritage in the world.

Property purchasers are attracted by the lack of mass property development in Italy, while smaller developments, existing re-sales and rural renovations form the bulk of the Italian property market. Italy is fast becoming an alternative to Spain, France or Portugal and as a result, the Italian property market is entering a growth period.

Sandy beaches, Alpine landscapes, lakes, lush vegetation and a generally Mediterranean climate are added attractions, maintaining Italy’s firm position on the discerning tourist’s map. Furthermore, many budget airlines connect to Italy’s fifteen airports, opening up new property markets to investors and maximising buy-to-let options in key locations.

Over the past ten years, property values in Italy have risen steadily in much-loved areas such as Tuscany, where capital growth has been around 10%. Meanwhile, in the southern Italy, near Reggio di Calabria, lesser known secrets are beginning to emerge as highly profitable alternative options where high annual growth figures are attracting many a shrewd property investor. Generally, prices are lower the further south you go. 

Calabria is changing, tourism is becoming vibrant and increasing year on year; Lamezia Terme airport is improving connections (with many new flights from the UK) and the Salerno – Reggio Calabria autostrada has been further developed.