Premium second-home prices in Italy’s elite resorts hit record levels, driven by scarce supply and strong demandExecutive summary: Record prices for luxury second homes in Italy’s high-demand coastal and mountain resorts have been reported. High price levels signal strong purchasing power and potential barriers to middle-income buyers, influencing investment patterns in the sector. Buyers in Versilia, Capri, Porto Cervo; real-estate developers; local authorities. Price growth may continue if supply remains constrained and tourism remains robust.The latest data shows average prices of roughly €2.1 million in prime locations such as Forte, Cortina and Capri. These figures reflect limited inventory and continued interest from affluent buyers. The trend is most pronounced in lakeside and historic districts where access remains constrained. No official policy changes have been announced that would affect this segment.Connected developmentsTourism fair attendance rebounds, signaling stronger high-end visitor demandOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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