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Italy Property Guide #013
Where Imagination Meets Opportunity

Why Veneto is Becoming a Real Estate Hotspot for International Buyers
Veneto is transforming. From the Dolomites to the Adriatic coast, strategic infrastructure investments are enhancing mobility, boosting tourism, and increasing property values. For international buyers looking for second homes with high appreciation potential and solid short-term rental income, this is the moment to look at Veneto.
Cortina d’Ampezzo: Olympic Momentum & High-Speed Access

Cortina is preparing to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, and major investments are accelerating in transport and hospitality infrastructure. A new high-speed rail line connecting Venice to Cortina is set to dramatically cut travel time, making the area more accessible for both domestic and international travelers.
Investor Impact:
Rising property values due to global attention and limited supply
Year-round rental potential (winter sports + summer sports and Activities)
Ideal for luxury holiday rentals with premium returns
Venice: Climate-Proofed and Culturally Revived

The MOSE flood protection system is now fully operational, significantly reducing the risk of high water. At the same time, the Arsenale district is being transformed into a hub for innovation and culture. New regulations are also controlling tourist flows, making the city more livable and attractive for longer stays.
Investor Impact:
Reclaimed value in Castello, Giudecca, and Dorsoduro districts
Strong demand for high-end short-term rentals
Ongoing urban renewal = long-term capital growth
Verona: Fast-Track to the Future

Verona is benefiting from the new Brescia-Verona-Padova high-speed rail project, with improved connections to Milan, Venice, and the rest of Europe. This opens new opportunities for tourism, business travel, and cross-regional mobility.
Investor Impact:
Increased visitor numbers and hotel-style rental demand
Elegant historic properties in high-demand zones
Emerging neighborhoods near new transport hubs
Other Towns Worth Watching: Veneto's Hidden Gems
Several other towns across Veneto are quietly becoming some of the region's smartest investment bets, thanks to road and rail upgrades, tourism growth, and lifestyle appeal:
Jesolo & Caorle

With the planned Via del Mare expressway and improved connections to Venice, these beach towns are drawing growing numbers of visitors beyond the summer peak. The new infrastructure will drastically reduce travel times from the A4 motorway and from Treviso and Venice airports, opening up the coast to easier weekend access and year-round appeal. Local municipalities are also investing in upgraded beachfront facilities, cycling paths, and event programming that supports off-season tourism. These changes are transforming Jesolo and Caorle from classic summer resorts into attractive, livable destinations for a broader audience.
Asiago & Bassano del Grappa

Thanks to the Pedemontana Superstrada, these picturesque alpine towns are now more easily accessible from key northern cities. Asiago’s plateau offers skiing, cross-country trails, and summer hiking, while Bassano del Grappa combines mountain views with cultural heritage and artisanal charm. Both towns attract weekend travelers, retirees, and second-home buyers looking for an escape from city life without sacrificing comfort or access.
Abano Terme & Montegrotto

As Italy’s most famous thermal spa destinations, Abano and Montegrotto are seeing a renaissance. With upgraded wellness facilities, modernized hotels, and a growing focus on medical tourism, these towns are drawing both older travelers and younger wellness-focused visitors. Their proximity to Padua and Venice adds convenience for visitors and owners alike.
Asolo & Marostica

Asolo is known as the "Pearl of the Veneto," a haven for artists, writers, and luxury buyers seeking timeless beauty and tranquility. Marostica, famous for its medieval chess square, offers historic charm and a strong sense of identity. Both towns are ideal for buyers seeking elegance, privacy, and long-term value in a culturally rich environment.astelfranco Veneto
These well-preserved medieval towns offer authentic charm, strong local economies, and growing visibility as tourist destinations.
Valeggio sul Mincio & Peschiera del Garda

Positioned at the southeastern edge of Lake Garda, these towns offer direct access to one of Italy’s most visited lakefronts. Valeggio is celebrated for its borgo (Borghetto), traditional cuisine, and scenic river walks. Peschiera del Garda is a UNESCO-listed fortified town with rail links, marinas, and steady demand from Italian and foreign tourists alike. Combined, they offer ideal conditions for vacation rentals with strong occupancy.
Why This Is the Moment to Invest
With infrastructure evolving and tourism patterns shifting, this is one of the most strategic times in decades to invest in Italian property, especially in emerging destinations throughout Veneto. While prices in the top-tier cities continue to rise, these up-and-coming towns offer more affordable entry points and significantly higher appreciation potential as connectivity improves.
Tourism is expanding beyond the traditional summer window. Thanks to better transport, cultural programming, wellness tourism, and outdoor experiences, rental demand is now more stable across all seasons, especially for those seeking short-term rental opportunities. Whether you're looking at weekend travelers, digital nomads, retirees, or family vacationers, these towns are drawing a broader and more international audience than ever before.
And most importantly, you don’t have to manage it alone. We specialize in helping buyers not just acquire the right property, but also in turning it into a high-performing rental asset. From furnishing to listing setup, pricing strategy, guest management, and maintenance, we offer fully managed short-term rental services that turn your second home into a revenue-generating machine.
If you’re ready to explore your options — whether buying for business, pleasure, or both — reply to this email or book a call with me here.
Warm wishes,
Matteo Bruschi
Your Trusted Italian Property Advisor
About Italian Property Advisory
YOUR TRUSTED PARTNER IN ITALY
👋 Ciao! I’m Matteo Bruschi — an Italian with a passport full of perspective and a mission rooted in frustration.
After 13 amazing years in Australia, I returned to Italy with two things: a deep love for both countries… and a burning question:
Why is buying property in Italy still so confusing, slow, and risky for foreigners?
I’d seen the worst of both worlds.
In Australia, I worked with buyers’ agents who promised the world and delivered almost nothing. In Italy, I watched developers sweet-talk international clients—then leave them buried in red tape, budget blowouts, and broken expectations. It made my blood boil.
So I decided to do something about it.
I started my advisory service not to sell homes, but to protect buyers.
To represent you, and only you, through every twist and turn of buying property in Italy.
Because I’ve seen too many people fall in love with Italy, only to get lost in translation — literally and figuratively. You deserve better. You deserve a trusted advocate who puts your interests first.
🔍 What I help with:
✔️ Finding the right region, town, and home — not just what’s on the market
✔️ Negotiating with your goals (not the seller’s) at the center
✔️ Vetting and managing lawyers, surveyors, and renovation crews you can trust
✔️ Handling utilities, taxes, and ownership details post-sale
✔️ Acting as your boots on the ground — even if you’re oceans away
This isn’t just about real estate. It’s about making the dream of Italian living possible, safe, and exciting — from your first question to long after you get the keys.
I’m not here to sell you a fantasy.
I’m here to help you find your place in Italy — and do it the right way.
Inside the Italian Market
HELPFUL TIPS
![]() TIP #1: Think Beyond the City:Don’t limit yourself to Venice or Verona—hidden gems like Marostica, Valeggio, and Bassano offer beauty, lower prices, and fast-rising value. | ![]() TIP #2: Follow the InfrastructureInvest in areas directly impacted by upcoming roads and train lines—they’re poised for long-term capital growth and stronger rental demand. |
![]() TIP #3: Design for VersatilityChoose or renovate properties with flexible layouts for family stays, workcations, or wellness tourism—it boosts rental appeal across markets. | ![]() TIP #4: Leave Management to the ProsPartner with experienced local teams (like us!) to handle marketing, bookings, and upkeep—so your investment works for you year-round. |
Until next time,
![]() | Matteo Bruschi 📧 [email protected] |
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