We would like to know if it is true that under new tax law in Italy, if we want to purchase a house in Italy our real estate we own in USA have to be taxed too?
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Is it still a buyers market to buy a property in Italy in Abruzzo or Tuscany area with the changes in taxation for foreigners ? I know this is a very broad question but we like to purchase a two to three bedroom house or aprt near coastal area .
Hi I know you are very knowledgeable in real estate in Italy. I have read a lot of your replies. Do you happen to know anything about Mura at Montaione? I will going there this April to look at some newly converted apts for sale.
Does anybody know about this place Mura at Montaione ? Please share if you have been there or lived there or thinking about moving there please? I am going to see this development for sale there this April.
I guess I will find out when I go there next week. I will driving from Pisa Airport. You make sound so remote in the middle of nowhere. What is the closest town where there is a train station? Thank you for checking
I know there is a lady who I came across on these forums who lives in Tocco Hope she reads your questions if you find one and have any another available you can toss it to me please LOLi am looking too wherever it meets my bucket list.Has anyone heard of Mura Montaione? Please share anything about the town. I am going there for discovery tour of property offered newly converted apts for saleThanks
Wonderful I am envious it sounds like idyllic lifestyle I am looking for at this stage of my life . Husband does not like to travel much but I do. You hit all my bucket list for Italian living. I just have to explore more in that directions. I love cooking and baking; 3 bakeries in town is heaven for me LOL. Okay take care and thank you again. Continue your beautiful journey in italy. I will keep in touch using your email.
Hello Katie, it is very nice of you to response quickly. I will take your invite and when I have the chance will go visit your lovely commune. Sounds like a well situated area with all the necessary amenities in life so to speak; we don’t need much more . It is important for us foreigners to get the feel of people of the community. How did you find your place? When you come back to USA we can meet up if that is possible. I live partly in Westwood Village near the campus and partly in the Inland Empire so you can imagine the gridlock we have here on the freeways. We can have coffee and pastries at Porto’s in Burbank or meet in Westwood Village. I googled the town and did not find much info or places to rent or stay. What is the closest airport to use or train station from Rome or Firenze do you use? Thank you again.
Great adventure in ItalyWe love Italy and lived in Lucca but it is just very expensive to buy or rent . I will look into your town Tocco de Caesura. We are retired living Southern California with comfortable retirement income. It is just getting worse here traffic commutes are horrible. We travel to Italy to decompress and live quiet simple Italian life which we learn while there and thinking of doing it 3-4 months a year to just chill and live healthy. We looking to buy a small place at least two bedroom that we can just lock and go whenever or just rent; we would love to hear from you or others how their life been since moving there. Any thoughts, advise is very much appreciated. Thank you
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I guess I will find out when I go there next week. I will driving from Pisa Airport. You make sound so remote in the middle of nowhere. What is the closest town where there is a train station? Thank you for checking
I know there is a lady who I came across on these forums who lives in Tocco Hope she reads your questions if you find one and have any another available you can toss it to me please LOLi am looking too wherever it meets my bucket list.Has anyone heard of Mura Montaione? Please share anything about the town. I am going there for discovery tour of property offered newly converted apts for saleThanks
Wonderful I am envious it sounds like idyllic lifestyle I am looking for at this stage of my life . Husband does not like to travel much but I do. You hit all my bucket list for Italian living. I just have to explore more in that directions. I love cooking and baking; 3 bakeries in town is heaven for me LOL. Okay take care and thank you again. Continue your beautiful journey in italy. I will keep in touch using your email.
Hello Katie, it is very nice of you to response quickly. I will take your invite and when I have the chance will go visit your lovely commune. Sounds like a well situated area with all the necessary amenities in life so to speak; we don’t need much more . It is important for us foreigners to get the feel of people of the community. How did you find your place? When you come back to USA we can meet up if that is possible. I live partly in Westwood Village near the campus and partly in the Inland Empire so you can imagine the gridlock we have here on the freeways. We can have coffee and pastries at Porto’s in Burbank or meet in Westwood Village. I googled the town and did not find much info or places to rent or stay. What is the closest airport to use or train station from Rome or Firenze do you use? Thank you again.
Great adventure in ItalyWe love Italy and lived in Lucca but it is just very expensive to buy or rent . I will look into your town Tocco de Caesura. We are retired living Southern California with comfortable retirement income. It is just getting worse here traffic commutes are horrible. We travel to Italy to decompress and live quiet simple Italian life which we learn while there and thinking of doing it 3-4 months a year to just chill and live healthy. We looking to buy a small place at least two bedroom that we can just lock and go whenever or just rent; we would love to hear from you or others how their life been since moving there. Any thoughts, advise is very much appreciated. Thank you