Since the beginning of 2025, 2 events have changed the reasons why wealthy foreigners might reconsider the structure of their investment portfolio relocating huge financial resources in Italy.
On one side, the recent American protectionist policies could reshape global economic dynamics, driving an outflow of American HNWI and Ultra HNWI capital to Europe (and Asia).
On the other, the abolishment of the UK’s Res Non-Dom tax regime (that was allowing foreign nationals residing in the UK to pay taxes only on their remitted income), is remodeling the international tax planning strategies for affluent investors.
In recent years, foreign investors have shown growing interest in properties in Italy, attracted primarily by the high quality of life and tax incentives for wealthy new residents.
Foreign investors from the UK and the United States – among other things – are trying then to understand how these 2 events can influence investments and property prices in Italy.
While the Italian residential property market may experience a slight initial slowdown due to global uncertainty in the short and mid-term, the luxury sector shall remain resilient and ready to rebound, favored by possible monetary policies and new incentives for purchasing.
The long-term outlook remains optimistic: buying now may be a strategic move for those looking to secure unique properties under still-favorable conditions.
In a market that rewards expertise, vision, and the ability to interpret global signals, Clemente Law Firm represents the ideal partner for those looking to invest with security and foresight in the Italian real estate market.
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Clemente Law Firm attending the FIAIP SUD SARDEGNA Event 2023 explaining the peculiarities of buying home in Italy when there is an international buyer involved. Cagliari, October 27th, 2023
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