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Trieste: prices are rising, investors from the East... but are these values ​​real? I say yes.

• 10 January 2026

Over the past two years, Trieste has seen significant price growth in the real estate market, especially in certain areas of the city. This growth is driven, in part, by the presence of foreign investors—particularly from Eastern Europe—who were the first to grasp the strategic value of our city.Many are asking: "Are these prices really worth it? Is Trieste worth them?" My answer is yes, without hesitation.Trieste is worth every euro of this growth. Not only for its historical charm, quality of life, and geographic location, but also for a series of strategic and international factors that we often underestimate. Trieste is a port, a crossroads, a meeting point of cultures, and today more than ever it is observed with interest by those who view Europe as a land of...
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Trieste: prices are rising, investors from the East... but are these values ​​real? I say yes.

• 10 January 2026

Over the past two years, Trieste has seen significant price growth in the real estate market, especially in certain areas of the city. This growth is driven, in part, by the presence of foreign investors—particularly from Eastern Europe—who were the first to grasp the strategic value of our city.Many are asking: "Are these prices really worth it? Is Trieste worth them?" My answer is yes, without hesitation.Trieste is worth every euro of this growth. Not only for its historical charm, quality of life, and geographic location, but also for a series of strategic and international factors that we often underestimate. Trieste is a port, a crossroads, a meeting point of cultures, and today more than ever it is observed with interest by those who view Europe as a land of...
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Inherited homes: why it's better to decide today than ever

• 10 January 2026

In my work, I meet people every week who find themselves facing a very common situation: they've inherited a house, perhaps from a parent, an uncle, or a relative, and they're not sure what to do with it.We often say to ourselves, "I'll keep it for now; I'll think about it later." But the reality is that, in most cases, that house sits idle for years, empty, unused, with expenses piling up and its value—if not maintained—risking diminishing.In the past, "doing nothing" was a relatively neutral choice. Today, however, it's a choice that can be costly.The market has changed. The rules are changing, too. And there are at least three important reasons why it's best to make a decision now, not a year from now:Building incentives are changing: if the p...
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