Milan is a beautiful city, the most European and modern among the Italian cities. Milan is undoubtedly one of the most important business and industrial centres, both inside the EU and worldwide. The Italian stock exchange is based here, together with the headquarters of the most important major companies in the world.
Moreover it is the major site in the country for services, publishing and of course there is no doubt, the capital of fashion.
The "Expo 2015" will be held in Milan so from the official assignment, on the 31^st March 2008, many projects have started (like the building of three new metro lines), with an expected cash flow of 40 billion Euros.
Interesting isn’t it? These are the reasons why buying houses in Milan is a good business. But what is the real value of houses? What is the market like in Milan? Is it really a good investment?
The web is a valuable source of information. There you can find many analysis made by important companies. Here we wish to show you one interesting graph, which shows the selling path for houses in the city centre. The values are real and they are not considering the inflation.

Buying houses in Milan is then really a good investment?
We definitely believe it is, but... knowing which house is best, whether commercial or residential, newly-built or not, small or big, which is the best location and which one is bound to increase its value…these are keys.
Get in touch with us or get us in touch with your trusted agent and we will try and give you an answer to all these questions. All this is because your investment must be a great one and because, as we say here "Milan l'è on gran Milan!"
Some useful information on how to buy in Italy
EU citizens:
People from within Europe may freely buy houses in Italy. These people, resident or not either in Italy or in a member country, have the same rights of Italians citizens.
The documents required are the same:

• a valid personal ID
• a valid tax number
• All documents regarding the personal status
• Other documents required for the specific transaction (authorization, etc)

Non-EU citizens:
People from outside Europe may buy houses in Italy if:

• They regularly live in Italy and carry a valid residence permit. EU residence permit are considered equivalent. The permit, according to "art. 5 d.lgs. 25 July 1998 n. 286", may be substituted by an equivalent permit released by another European country. This is regulated by specific rules. If this is the case the person must provide such permit
• An international treaty exists or else if a reciprocal condition exists (Italian people are allowed the same in the foreign country). This information may usually be gathered at: www.esteri.it/MAE/IT/Ministero/Servizi/Stranieri/CondizReciprocita