Florence’s real estate market in 2025 offers opportunities in emerging neighborhoods such as Novoli, Campo di Marte, Gavinana, and North Florence: affordable prices, developing infrastructure, and high demand guarantee excellent returns.
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Discover the quietest neighborhoods to live in Florence: from Oltrarno to Coverciano, among greenery, services and authenticity, for a peaceful life without giving up the city.
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Discover six exclusive properties for sale in Florence in the summer of 2025: historic residences, renovated apartments, and scenic villas with high potential for revaluation and returns in a growing and increasingly selective market.
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Living in Florence’s historic center fascinates but has high costs: purchases between €5,000 and €10,000/sqm, rents from €1,200. A stable but selective market, ideal for those seeking value and beauty.
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Short-term rentals in Florence offer excellent opportunities, but they require strategy, regulatory knowledge and careful management. Maximizing returns requires curated listings, dynamic pricing, excellent hospitality and fiscal attention.
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Investing in the luxury real estate market in Florence offers opportunities for revaluation and high rents, but requires expertise to deal with high competition, historical constraints, and management. Relying on professionals is essential to maximize returns.
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How to choose between renting and buying: advantages and disadvantages for people living in Florence
Choosing between renting and buying in Florence depends on factors such as financial stability and the need for flexibility. Buying is a long-term investment; renting offers freedom but no financial return. Turning to experts can help with the decision.
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Florence offers a variety of neighborhoods, each with a unique atmosphere. From the bustling historic center to the tranquility of Oltrarno, from residential neighborhoods like Le Cure and Gavinana to dynamic areas like Rifredi and Novoli, there is an ideal area for every lifestyle.
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Buying historic property in Florence offers the opportunity to live in history, but it requires care. These buildings, often centrally located, retain their value over time. It is important to balance authenticity and modern comfort, working with experts to incorporate solutions such as thermal insulation. Before buying, check constraints and structural conditions to plan costs and interventions. With the right support, you will enjoy a unique and fascinating investment.
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In 2025, Florence’s housing market will see moderate price growth, with high demand in central and suburban areas.
Investment opportunities will emerge in redeveloped neighborhoods and in short rentals, despite rate and regulatory risks.
