Cheapest move in Piedmont right now: skip the headline town, drive 30 minutes inland. Villa San Secondo sits in that band. 360 sqm, €298K. Burgundy without the import duty.
On the tax side: Italy's 24-bis is €300K/yr flat on all foreign income, fifteen years. Foreign assets sit outside Italian succession during that whole window. The €300K is a regime, not a fee.
Foreign retirees can elect 24-ter: 7% flat on every euro of foreign income for ten years, only in southern comuni under 20K residents. Eight regions qualify, Grottaglie's region is one.
On the tax side: Italy's 24-bis is €300K/yr flat on all foreign income, fifteen years. Foreign assets sit outside Italian succession during that whole window. The €300K is a regime, not a fee.
Practical math for international buyers: notaio AML 6-10 weeks, compromesso binding under Art. 1385 CC, caparra confirmatoria 10-20% of price. Foreign wires route through a Swiss or Liechtenstein multi-currency, not direct.
Seller on the Attigliano file is four months on market and motivated. Notaio AML runs 6-10 weeks for non-EU. Realistic close: end of summer if you start the wire path in two weeks. €330K, 350 sqm.
Equivalent property in Côte d'Azur at this size and condition: €8K-15K/sqm. Mallorca: €6K-9K. Umbria: €943/sqm. Same Mediterranean light, different decade of pricing.
Three or four comuni per region attract international buyers each cycle. The next-out comuni run 30% cheaper for the same typology. Avigliano Umbro is the next-out, this quarter. €330K for 403 sqm.
Tech founder, second passport already issued, closing in Boissano next month. €549K, 350 sqm. Says the residency is the asset, the house is just the paperwork.
Liguria pricing didn't move the way Tuscany or coastal Liguria did. Eight thousand Italian comuni absorb international demand without a single one breaking the comp set. The next ten years will look like the last ten.