Investing in Italy | Sardinia's Irresistible Appeal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- We share why Sardinia, this stunning Mediterranean island, became our real estate and travel destination to find beauty and balance in today's hectic world. We share 7 Reasons Why We Chose Sardinia, on our journey of investing in real estate in beautiful places and owning a home in Italy.
Explore the pristine turquoise waters and exquisite beaches that make Sardinia a true gem. Discover the convenience of Sardinia's small size, where you can travel from north to south in just a few hours, and are always within a 30 minute drive to multiple beautiful beaches.
Uncover the surprising affordability of real estate, but also reasonable living costs, and dining in Sardinia. Experience the peace and quiet that sets Sardinia apart. Immerse yourself in the warmth of Italian culture. Indulge in the mouthwatering world of Italian cuisine.Learn about the convenience of two international airports and excellent access to this jewel island of the Mediterranean.
Join us as we share our adventures in real estate, not only in Sardinia but also in other exciting locations around the world.
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:41 - Sardinia's Breathtaking Beauty
02:10 - Size Matters
03:05 - Affordability Surprise
04:19 - Embracing Tranquility
06:08 - Enchanting Italian Culture
07:54 - Culinary Delights
08:15 - Easy Accessibility
09:05 - Conclusion - Our Real Estate Journey
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Thanks for watching and for being part of our community ! You can reach us at info@bluevistaproperties.com
Very good video and so true, especially the bit about Sicily; I lived there for four years running an Airbnb, then a friend recommended moving to Sardinia. Bought a house in Monserrato last month; best thing I ever did. I have lived and worked in 12 countries, Europe, Africa and Middle East and finally found paradise on earth.
So glad you agree with the assessment. Feel free to comment more on your experience across different countries, to share your experiences with the community here! Thanks again!
Hi what is your advice in finding property in sardinia? Do you have any recommendations for agents
Hi Guys..nice video...that's my beautiful island ❤❤...the profile photo it's the view from my house near Cagliari...Sardinia has so much to offers..not many ppl know how actually beautiful and varied the island is..i call it paradise on earth..God's residence on earth ❤❤❤❤
P.S...there're 3 International airports...1 Cagliari..2 Olbia..3 Alghero..
Wow, amazing that that’s a photo from your house. I plan to explore the island more and make more videos as people are contacting us and asking lots of questions about Sardinia. I guess you can hear from the passion in my voice how I absolutely love Sardinia, and find it indeed a little Paradise! Thanks for your comment and don’t hesitate to reach out at info@bluevistaproperties.com I might reach out to you if I head toward your area so I can hear the tips and recommendations!!!
Yes, yes, yes. You got it right. Im on your page! Hope to be there in 2024
Let me know if you come! And where you go visit and do share your experience!
Tropea coastline is gorgeous but I've wanted to go to Sardinia too.
You should definitely go. I do recommend going just before or just after high season, so May or June or September, you don’t get the crazy crowds of the summer, so much better hotel rates and beaches with lots of space :-)
Thanks for your enthusiasm and video! You remind me , to include Sardinia in my next trip. I am seriously considering moving to Italy. Looking into puglia, calabria,molise, Abruzzo. I do like and practice windsurfing
Thank you for your comment. The one thing to keep in mind is that it can get very busy in July and August, and the rates of hotels, AirBNBs drop a lot in nice months like May and June or September and October… if you are flexible on when you visit.
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You guys are leaving our life. We have two little kids and also had a massive wake up after covid, left Australia. We are living in French Polynesia a stunning island and looking for the same in Europe, and Sardinia is calling our soul. Would loveeee to catch up over zoom with you both
Thanks for reaching out, seems like French Polynesian would sound like some idealistic place. I have heard that cost of living is very high, but would love to hear your story!!!
Thank you so much for this video. You had me at "quiet" 😂 as I currently live in a very beautiful part of central Mexico but this morning was woken up by the sound of roosters, barking dogs and then fireworks about 7 a.m. signaling the launch of a new festival. I also really like the point you made about it being green all year long as we have an extremely long dry season here of about eight months and everything gets very proud and very dusty. I like green but I don't like it to be too cold. I look forward to subscribing to your channel and seeing your construction-related videos!
Thank you for your kind note. It’s the reason I continue to make these videos. They take a lot of time to produce and edit, but I always feel that if I can touch someone somewhere around the world, or someone can feel a little bit more inspired by my story, then it’s worth it! So thank you for posting your comment. It touched me :-)
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I would love to live in Sardinia 😮
great video thank you. love your passion
Thank you, happy you liked the video!!!
Love it, great, fast explanation. What towns would you recommend that are affordable, walkable and not far from coast? I am not rich, but looking to move from US back to Europe. There are lot of choices, I have no clue where to look and what to look for. Thanks a tons for any TIPS. Gracias!!
Hi, a lot depends on what you are looking for. I personally would stay not to far from an airport, so you can get to Europe. Also, it really slows down off season, so I would say close to a city that has life year round. There are so many options in Europe. I would definitely travel and stay for a while to get a sense and if you love it or not. Sardinia outside of the summer where it gets packed, it really is quiet. It’s great for people who want that slower pace, to get out of the frantic world. If you like hiking there is a new deal that would allow you to explore the area at a really affordable cost. Check out this link. www.bbc.com/travel/article/20240523-sardinia-the-mediterranean-isle-where-hikers-stay-for-free
Thanks for the video, very detailed and informative. Any information about how would expats get a residency in Sardinia if they purchase a property there?
Hello, I have contacts in Sardinia who can help you answer those questions. Naturally a lot has to do with your nationality and the current rules in place e. But happy to connect you with the experts! Feel free to reach out to me at www.BlueVistaProperties.com
Love your videos! How do we catch up with you guys, we are moving to Sardinia for 5 to 6 months next summer to check it out
Thank you for your kind note. You can reach out to us at info@bluevistaproperties.com
Hi, what do you suggest, if we go there? What cities to travel? I will have a car…maybe spend 5 days there? We like the beach
You should fly into one of the main airports. I would say ideally you have at least a week, if you want to explore more of the island!
doyou know if there is unesco restrictions on building in sardinia?
There are many various building rules which are linked to the location of the property. Sardinia can be very strict with regards to what can be built where, the size you can build versus the size of the land, the building code of that area, etc. If you are considering building you should really consult with a specialist about what can and can’t be done. Wishing you all the best with your projects!
What area your thoughts about the Albanian riviera?
Hello, I have been asked that question and I had looked into it but for a variety of reasons I decided not to consider it, partially due to rules and regulations around property, titles and building, but also from a development opportunity and capital appreciation perspective. I like to say follow the big money, the investors who do deep diligence and then start investing in an area early. Montenegro, and in particular around Tivat, clicks that box. But there might be interesting opportunities in Albania but I have no expertise. Wishing you the best with your projects.
Also what cities in its,y fly direct to sardignia
The two largest airports are Olbia in the North and Cagliari in the South. Best to check the flight options depending on where you are flying from.
30 thousand... square meters!?
Yes, the rules for building require in some areas a very large lot of land. So the lots to sell that allow to build one house can be very large, unless they are in a development or a city where naturally the lot sizes are much much smaller.
Thanks for these videos
I’m an Italian/canadian currently living in canada
But hoping to move to Italy full time soon and living off my investments. I am leaning towards Sardinia
I think we will rent first and then buy once we have lived there for a year and are sure it’s for us.
Any chance you can make a video on the different parts of Sardinia and how to choose where to live / rent on the island for people like me that won’t need to be looking for work…but rather just for the best place to live for a balanced lifestyle and to raise a family (homeschooling) :)
Hi Roberto, there is a very good tax incentive scheme for Italians who return to Sardinia, like a low single digit tax... could be interesting. I don't have any other videos unfortunately, the one thing in my experience about choosing a location depends on what you like. For me, I wanted to be close (within 1 hour) to an airport. So that meant either in the north close to Olbia or in the South close to Cagliari. I think you should take a week and go and explore, there nothing like being there in person and getting a sense of the island. And do keep me updated and let me know what you think. You can also share here your experience for others to be able to benefit from it.
one guy babbling, is not a good video. Add some drone shots other shots etc.
My style is more « talking head » then massive editing, which takes tons of time in the video editing software… so I’ve shifted my content to me more talking and less b-roll, animations, music, etc. But I understand it might be less engaging.
2 second reason it's wrong.sardinia and Sicily are about the se size
Good call out, you are correct. I guess in Sardinia it feels like there are so many more places, towns, beaches within short driving distance, while in Sicily we often had to drive a long way to get to the next sight.