Eric a lot of websites tend to show the more expensive properties but if you go to the lesser know towns you can find good value for money. The important thing in my opinion is that the two towns I focused on both have railway stations which makes them accessible.
Hello Giorgio! Love your videos! Maybe in the future you could create a video or share a list of the cities with the best public health system, and ranked them by property value, it would be amazing!
Interesting content. It is not clear for me what your view is on buying real estate as an investment in Europe. like Spain versus Portugal versus Italy ...
Thanks Jens, If you watch my other videos the picture becomes clearer. Generally Italy, Spain and most of Portugal are lifestyle purchases. When I cover these countries I am trying to find the best deals possible for the viewers so they can save as much as possible ( this does not mean to say that there won't be upside in the future). On the investment side I tend to lean more toward cities like Sofia/Varna/Budapest and Bucharest amongst others where I see more upside in the future.
I might add Lake Como area to my list of potential areas to buy property. I always though it was super expense, and it is, but amazed with some of the more affordable properties you've shown.
ok but a 225.000 euro size flat may cost 50,000 in remote umbria so you pay about 170.000 for location close to Lake, close to train and away from earthquake area. It is up to us to decide if we want to pay so much more for these reasons
Curious as to what you think of Lecco? It's larger and seems offer a lot (never been), train is 40min into Milano. Similarly, curious about Como. Thanks
Lecco is lovely however I could not find as many properties with lake views at cheap prices but that does not mean you should exclude it because from memory one or two properties could have made it on this video. Como is wonderful and has a spectacular cathedral as well but prices are a fair bit higher.
I think it was the second one, two beds/two baths with furniture and the high wood beam ceiling that I thought was the best. Does furniture come with? I'm rather surprised you can get any of these as cheap as they are, being they are on the lake. Ciao Georgio!
Hi Hermes it is a mixture but in the smaller towns I have covered you will tend to find more places with parking spaces/garages than in for example Como itself.
@@ab687 You need to convince Italian women but somehow I do not think this is going to happen. By 2050 there will be more pensioners than people of working age.
Other than in small villages/towns the Italian property market is very liquid and is one of the most developed markets in the world. If you watch my videos I do state in many that Italian property is a lifestyle purchase rather than an investment opportunity.
For lifestyle purchase the properties you recommend seem to be very interesting, this time no comments, spot on )). Keep up the good work, Giorgio.
Many thanks brasiliero69
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure
When I looked around Lake Como with view on the lake, I only found prices near a million. These are good prices.
Eric a lot of websites tend to show the more expensive properties but if you go to the lesser know towns you can find good value for money. The important thing in my opinion is that the two towns I focused on both have railway stations which makes them accessible.
Hello Giorgio! Love your videos! Maybe in the future you could create a video or share a list of the cities with the best public health system, and ranked them by property value, it would be amazing!
Many thanks for your kind feedback. Yes will definitelt consider it.
Love this area, and will be there soon, might check some properties there. thanks for sharing.
My pleasure Andy. Good luck in your search.
It would be great to show the floor plans when they are available, it helps to get an overall sense of the layout.
Thank you Bill for your feedback. Unfortunately in most instances floor plans are not available.
Love it, you have a beautiful voice
Interesting content. It is not clear for me what your view is on buying real estate as an investment in Europe. like Spain versus Portugal versus Italy ...
Thanks Jens, If you watch my other videos the picture becomes clearer. Generally Italy, Spain and most of Portugal are lifestyle purchases. When I cover these countries I am trying to find the best deals possible for the viewers so they can save as much as possible ( this does not mean to say that there won't be upside in the future). On the investment side I tend to lean more toward cities like Sofia/Varna/Budapest and Bucharest amongst others where I see more upside in the future.
I might add Lake Como area to my list of potential areas to buy property. I always though it was super expense, and it is, but amazed with some of the more affordable properties you've shown.
Depends where you look mjfletch. There are many parts of the Lake where property is very inexpensive.
ok but a 225.000 euro size flat may cost 50,000 in remote umbria so you pay about 170.000 for location close to Lake, close to train and away from earthquake area. It is up to us to decide if we want to pay so much more for these reasons
So pretty!
Indeed very pretty.
loved the first place, wow! thinking of changing my retirement plan
Lake Como is lovely. Please bear in mind though it is cold in the winter.
Looks great. I wonder if floor noise would disturb neighbors.
Knock Knock depends on the building.
@@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375 The first place shown in video. I was called away from viewing but quickly posted before I left.
Curious as to what you think of Lecco? It's larger and seems offer a lot (never been), train is 40min into Milano. Similarly, curious about Como. Thanks
Lecco is lovely however I could not find as many properties with lake views at cheap prices but that does not mean you should exclude it because from memory one or two properties could have made it on this video. Como is wonderful and has a spectacular cathedral as well but prices are a fair bit higher.
@@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375 Grazie Giorgio
@@marks291 Prego
I think it was the second one, two beds/two baths with furniture and the high wood beam ceiling that I thought was the best.
Does furniture come with?
I'm rather surprised you can get any of these as cheap as they are, being they are on the lake.
Ciao Georgio!
Many thanks for your feedback werner.
Great content. I have one request, could you also add the links for properties to the description? That would be helpful for us ;)
Many thanks. Yes I might just do that.
Where can i view the properties? Any links or websites to view the details ?
Best websites are immobiliare.it and Idealista.it
Is is usual for properties to have garages in these towns?
Hi Hermes it is a mixture but in the smaller towns I have covered you will tend to find more places with parking spaces/garages than in for example Como itself.
Leave Italy alone
Why? The population went down by 300,000 people last year. Italy needs people to come in.
@@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375 no, it has 59 million people, 12 million more than Spain. What it needs is more Italian babies
@@ab687 You need to convince Italian women but somehow I do not think this is going to happen. By 2050 there will be more pensioners than people of working age.
Try reselling property in Italy . All of your videos you advice people with no local knowledge, dangerous man for advice .
Other than in small villages/towns the Italian property market is very liquid and is one of the most developed markets in the world. If you watch my videos I do state in many that Italian property is a lifestyle purchase rather than an investment opportunity.
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