You will receive a personalized selection of properties in Italy from trusted agencies and developers – fast, convenient, free
Leave a requestSearch for properties in the app
As part of its 2027 budget, the Italian government is considering cutting the tax rate on long-term rentals under agreed-rent contracts from 10% to 5%. Officials hope the incentive will encourage property owners to return vacant homes and holiday lets to the traditional long-term rental market.
In Italy’s major cities, the average annual yield from long-term rental of a two-room apartment is 5.7%. The highest yields are recorded in Genoa, Palermo, and Verona.
You will receive a personalized selection of properties in Italy from trusted agencies and developers – fast, convenient, free