€150,000 — Relocation on a Budget
One client asked: “What can I buy in Italy for relocation with €150,000?”
In this range, we’ve helped buyers secure:
- 2-bedroom apartments in smaller cities like Udine or Arezzo,
- Renovated countryside homes in central regions,
- Townhouses in walkable areas with good transport links.
With the right location strategy, even a modest budget can buy a move-in-ready home.
€500,000 — City Homes for Remote Workers
Another client wanted to know: “What could I get in Pisa, Modena, or Varese under €500,000 — and which city is best for a remote worker without children?”
Our analysis included:
- Property prices and availability,
- Internet speed and infrastructure,
- Safety, amenities, and local culture.
The best fit wasn’t the cheapest option — it was the city offering long-term comfort, low maintenance, and strong resale potential.
€700,000+ — Luxury in Tuscany
For clients dreaming of a holiday home in Tuscany, €700K opened doors to:
- Restored stone villas with land and pool,
- Countryside estates near Florence or Siena,
- Properties with established rental income.
Why a Buyer’s Agent Changes the Game
In Italy, each selling agent only shows their own listings. This means you hear the same pitch again and again: “Buy from me — no, from me!”
A licensed buyer’s agent works only for you:
- Searches the entire market, including off-market deals,
- Negotiates in your interest,
- Performs due diligence before you sign,
- Avoids costly mistakes that could erase your savings.
We don’t cling to one property. If it sells or negotiations fail, we find another — sometimes an even better fit. We have a clear solution for that: individual property search in your best interest.
Start your search with a licensed buyer’s agent who represents you.
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