Opening an Italian Bank Account When You Buy Property in Salento
What foreign buyers need to open an Italian bank account in Salento, what it costs, and why it makes utilities, IMU and completion day simpler.
Step-by-step guides for foreigners buying property in Salento, Puglia
What foreign buyers need to open an Italian bank account in Salento, what it costs, and why it makes utilities, IMU and completion day simpler.
Three separate rules govern building near the sea in Salento — the 300-metre landscape zone, the 30-metre demanio strip and marine reserve limits. Here is what each one actually blocks.
Thinking of buying a plot and building your own villa in Salento? Here’s what foreign buyers need to know about permits, reciprocity rules and timelines before committing.
Comparing new-build and resale property in Salento on tax treatment, warranty, character and timeline — a practical decision guide for foreign buyers.
How to move a six-figure sum to Italy for a Salento property purchase without losing thousands to bad exchange rates or missed deadlines.
The practical checklist of legal and technical checks every foreign buyer should complete before signing a preliminare in Salento — cadastral, urbanistic and title checks explained.
What actually happens between making an offer and owning your Salento property — the preliminare, deposit, and notary deed explained step by step.
How to get your Italian tax code and set up a power of attorney before buying property in Salento — the two documents every foreign buyer needs first.
How the APE energy certificate and the EU’s Green Homes Directive affect buying property in Salento in 2026 — what to check before you sign.
Fixer-upper villas, trulli and masserie in Salento: real renovation costs, which tax incentives foreign buyers can actually claim, and due diligence steps.