Buying an apartment in South Tyrol

Whether you’re interested in a 2-room flat, granny flat, a luxury apartment, loft apartment or penthouse: we’ll help you find what you’re looking for.

Flats currently for sale in South Tyrol

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2-room apartment for sale 39040 Ora, Italy

Newly built two-room apartment in Auer: ground floor with terrace and garden

about 65 m²

E/2

Purchase price 335.000 €

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3 room apartment for sale 39040 Ora, Italy

Newly built three-room apartment in Auer: 2nd floor with terrace and balcony

about 83 m²

2/2

Purchase price 495.000 €

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hobby room for sale 39030 Olang, Italy

Studio for sale right next to the lifts

about 35 m²

-1/3

Purchase price 95.000 €

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Finding the right condominium

Owning a condominium can be an important component of personal financial security. Whether it’s the realisation of a lifestyle dream or part of a secure retirement plan.

Buying a condominium as an investment property

Whether it’s for capital investment or personal retirement, residential property should be evaluated in terms of its rentability. When buying a flat, its cost, size, state of repair, location and potential as an investment should be carefully evaluated.

Buying property as a home

When it’s for personal use, the size, layout and type of flat being purchased should fit one’s personal needs and desires. After all, the idea is to choose a personal living space where one feels most at ease. When buying a first home, young couples also need to take family planning into account. In recent years, the choice of energy supply has become an increasingly important factor, which can strongly impact on fixed monthly costs.

Financing a purchased property

When estimating the anticipated monthly charges, the size of the instalments, monthly interest rates and depreciation are likely to affect one’s choice. If the percentage of loan capital is too large, it could place an excessive burden on one’s budget.

Sound financing must always take one’s capital reserves into consideration in respect of maintenance and repair costs, as well as possible future renovations.