Like your videos very much and I can absolutely agree - when you talk about cities do you include also the whole surroundings of these cities or just the city itself
Ground floor units are a tough sell in Italia. So to are too floor units with dormer ceilings. Many apartments in the Centro Historico do not have AC. You need at least 5 standard windows or you will cook in the summer. Try to avoid G rated energy buildings. Sansepolcro is a cheap Borgo outside Arezzo. Look North of Lucca for Borgos with train service. Borgo San Lorenzo is worth a look for Florence. Great bus service for most of Tuacany. The exception is the Southwestern portion. The airport at Florence is surprisingly small and easy to navigate. The tram goes right to it and then to the main train station. Do not go to Florence in the summer especially in August. I would suggest early October or late April for Tuscany. It is sadly overrun with tourists. Umbria is the cheaper and less hectic place to buy.
Many thanks again for your detailed feedback. The differential in price between ground floor and top floor in Italy (when there is a lift) must be one of the highest in the world.
Every town in Italy has a church. To consider buying a house I don't care of churches but of Train station, climate, hospital, beaches, supermarkets and Mall.. and parking facilities! Churches and museums are interested interesting for visitors, when you live there you look for other facilities
Thanks you for your feedback.It depends. I know many people who consider that lovely churches add a place if they decide to live there (to a lesser extent museums).
Giorgio, could you please create an episode about financing conditions in different countries for foreigners? I might be wrong, but I assume most here aren't really cash buyers :)
Thank you for your feedback kiwus87. Not sure about percentage of cash buyers on this channel. It is definitely a topic I will cover more going forward.
Giorgio, there seems to be a mistake: the images showed while you mention Grosseto are not from Grosseto! Grosseto is a flat city at very low altitude and not perched on top of a hill/rock. What happened?
@@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375 yes, but If I'm not mistaken rarely there are some scheduled flights and the runway also lands private flights. Anyway, nice video, very useful and interesting!
@@Silvina46 If you are taking an average of the whole province of Lucca which is very large the average price is € 3.260 per sq mt according to Immobilare,it Aug. 2023
Another great analysis, thanks.
Many thanks Ray
Thank you Giorgio - I'm really finding your videos so informative!
Many thanks David. I am glad you are finding the videos useful
Lucca seems amazing 👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥
Lucca is indeed amazing!!!
Excellent, informative video.
Many thanks Theresa
THX ! Great Video !
My pleasure David
Like your videos very much and I can absolutely agree - when you talk about cities do you include also the whole surroundings of these cities or just the city itself
Many thanks roberto. It tends to be the city itself.
Ground floor units are a tough sell in Italia. So to are too floor units with dormer ceilings.
Many apartments in the Centro Historico do not have AC. You need at least 5 standard windows or you will cook in the summer. Try to avoid G rated energy buildings.
Sansepolcro is a cheap Borgo outside Arezzo. Look North of Lucca for Borgos with train service. Borgo San Lorenzo is worth a look for Florence.
Great bus service for most of Tuacany. The exception is the Southwestern portion.
The airport at Florence is surprisingly small and easy to navigate. The tram goes right to it and then to the main train station.
Do not go to Florence in the summer especially in August.
I would suggest early October or late April for Tuscany. It is sadly overrun with tourists.
Umbria is the cheaper and less hectic place to buy.
Many thanks again for your detailed feedback. The differential in price between ground floor and top floor in Italy (when there is a lift) must be one of the highest in the world.
Every town in Italy has a church. To consider buying a house I don't care of churches but of Train station, climate, hospital, beaches, supermarkets and Mall.. and parking facilities! Churches and museums are interested interesting for visitors, when you live there you look for other facilities
Thanks you for your feedback.It depends. I know many people who consider that lovely churches add a place if they decide to live there (to a lesser extent museums).
Giorgio, could you please create an episode about financing conditions in different countries for foreigners? I might be wrong, but I assume most here aren't really cash buyers :)
Thank you for your feedback kiwus87. Not sure about percentage of cash buyers on this channel. It is definitely a topic I will cover more going forward.
I do LOVE Porto Santo Stefano although is rather expensive but Orbetello is not and you have excellent transfer to Fiumicino
Sorry but I disagree on this one. Prices on average in Orbetello are on average over 3,500 Euros per sqm
Hi, how can get in contact with you regarding real estate in Turin? Thanks
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Lucca is wonderful, but I wonder if for 2000/sq.meter that gets you anything within the old city walls?
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Lucca is indeed wonderful. In the historic centre you are lookin on average at about 2,400 Euros per sqm
Yes definitely..you can contact the agency i bought from ...brilliant and totally honest ...speak to Antonela at abita immobiliare Via felungo
Giorgio, there seems to be a mistake: the images showed while you mention Grosseto are not from Grosseto! Grosseto is a flat city at very low altitude and not perched on top of a hill/rock. What happened?
I will check this. It is possible I inserted the wrong video in the relevant section.
Grosseto has also an airport
It is used primarily for the Italian Air Force. There are no regular passenger flights.
@@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375 yes, but If I'm not mistaken rarely there are some scheduled flights and the runway also lands private flights. Anyway, nice video, very useful and interesting!
Many thanks
I think you are a bit optimistic about pricing in Lucca, especially Centro Storico.
I think they are reasonably accurate.
I believe he's talking of average prices
@@Silvina46 If you are taking an average of the whole province of Lucca which is very large the average price is € 3.260 per sq mt according to Immobilare,it Aug. 2023
Yes average prices.
In Lucca the average property price is 2,100 Euros per sqm according to immobiliare.it
I actually liked Lucca over Pisa - felt more of a community there
I prefer Lucca as well Raymond. Wonderful place and nice people.
Giorgio you pronounce well Groseeeeto Ciao amico mio 😊
Grazie!!!
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At an average of over 4600 Euros per sqm far too expensive.