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Contrary to what one might think, the Italian real estate market seems not to have been severely affected by the pandemic, unlike many other sectors. To say this are the ISTAT estimates which attest to a 3.1% increase in house prices purchased in the second quarter of 2020 compared to the previous one and + 3.4% compared to the same quarter last year.
The big cities like Milan and Rome have held up better, but the one that has proven to be less affected by the crisis is the Serenissima, with its luxury properties and its splendid historic homes.
Although with some news and changes, the sale of real estate in the historic center of Venice reserves infinite opportunities for owners who choose to rely on professionals in the sector. Here are some tips for selling a house in the time of Covid from the experts Engel & Volkers Venice.
THE VENICE REAL ESTATE MARKET IN THE TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS
REAL ESTATE SALE IN VENICE HISTORICAL CENTER: HERE'S HOW TO DO IT
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