Luxury second‑home prices in Italy’s coastal hotspots exceed €2 million, outpacing Capri and Porto CervoExecutive summary: A study by Immobiliare.it reveals that second‑home prices in Forte dei Marmi average €2.1 million, making it the most expensive Italian destination for such properties, ahead of Capri and Porto Cervo at €1.25 million each. The pricing indicates strong demand and investment interest in Italy’s luxury real estate market, influencing valuation trends and potential regulatory attention. Immobiliare.it, prospective buyers, and the Italian luxury real estate market Prices are expected to remain elevated or increase slightly, subject to tourism trends and possible regulatory measures.A study by Immobiliare.it shows that second‑home prices in Forte dei Marmi average €2.1 million, making it the most expensive Italian destination for such purchases, ahead of Capri and Porto Cervo at €1.25 million each. Cortina follows with similarly high valuations. The data reflects sustained demand for luxury holiday properties in these prime coastal and Alpine locations.Connected developmentsArchive: Second‑home prices remain high in Forte dei Marmi and CortinaIl sogno proibito della seconda casa. Forte e Cortina le più care, solo il lago è accessibileEts: solo il 9% dei proventi per il clima in ItaliaLa Campania cresce dello 0,9%, ma più della media ItaliaOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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