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Foreigners Once upon a time it was enough to say that a foreigner was someone who was not an Italian citizen. This definition – to be clear – is still valid. Except that Article 17 of the EC Treaty institutes a citizenship of the European Union which is attributed to anyone who is a citizen of a Member State. Belonging to the European Union brings with it various consequences, some of which are very important, like the prohibition on discriminating on the basis of citizenship and the principle of the precedence of EU law. |
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1) The fees for the agency
The commission paid by the buyer to the estate agent is about 3-4% of the actual value of the house purchased.
Likewise, the agent will ask the seller a commission which can vary from 3 to 4% of the price of the property.
Notes: The commission is not fixed by law at the national level, but can be determined by a free agreement of the parties and, independently by how many operators have intervened in the affair, the commission due is always the same.
2) The costs for the deed and taxes
The costs for the deed of sale (notarial deed) shall be borne by the buyer. When you buy a house, the buyer is also required to pay the registration or alternatively VAT, taxes, mortgage and land, that are calculated on the sale price, and the legal status of the seller. |
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 Property in Abruzzo in the last 10 years has had an explosion of speculative importance, and especially the last five years an increase in transactions due to heavy investments by foreigners (Anglophone and German).
The sharp contraction in investment last year (international crisis) is bringing the prices to market levels and the bubble is deflating.
We believe that over the next two years the market will begin again to develop on a basis substantially more balanced.
MyAbruzzo aims to guide investment by qualified personnel (real estate agent, professional and technical reference), not only to the care of the first transaction (the sale) but also in the follow up to make the most productive investment in the most varied purposes (reinvestment, profit from rent, intended use). |
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 The history and economy of the Abruzzi / or has always been focused and united the two great centers of interest nearby: Roma Capitale / or Papal Rome and as the border between the Byzantine and post Byzantine realms with the rest of the Italian peninsula.
Vocation of farming and farming, Abruzzo is rich in culture "poor" today and make it a center dedicated to reception and tourist accommodation.
Another source of attraction for potential investors and the Abruzzo offers 365 days a year on tourism, from sea to mountain, mountain hotels, spas, golf courses, horseback riding and much more.
Abruzzo is relatively little known but in recent years the intensification of routes and flights to / from the Abruzzo region and in particular London Stanstead, Frankfurt Hahn, Brussels-Charleroi and Paris C. De Gaulle in Pescara, the main city in the region have had an enormous impact by increasing the demand for tourism as an alternative to Tuscany and the tourists are realizing that there may be many more offerings of the traditional Italian and European shores of vacation. |
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 Abruzzo is situated in central Italy and this allows you to travel within few hours to Rome, Naples, Florence, Bologna, Perugia, Ascoli Piceno, Tremiti Islands, The Gargano, Le Marche, Molise.
The Apennines mountains and the three national parks account for most of the territory of Abruzzo. With over a third of its land protected by law, Abruzzo has the largest national parks and reserves in Europe and is known as the 'region of parks'. The highest point of the Apennines in Abruzzo are the Corno Grande (2912m), Monte Amaro (2793m) and the mountains of Laga (2458m). The Abruzzo coastline stretches for 150km along the Adriatic sea where beaches vary from the white sandy to the rocky.
Abruzzo is a land to be discovered, a kaleidoscopic region with historical towns, national parks, thermal baths, beaches, archaeological sites, caves, lakes and peaks on one hand, and food, wine, local products, extra virgin olive oil, folk festivities, traditional handicrafts and goldsmith's art on the other. |
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