For buyers
Renting a property in Europe's south: we are here for you!
At Lake Garda, on Sardinia, in South Tyrol, Veneto or Tuscany: we support you in finding and renting wonderful apartments, houses and Mediterranean fincas. Your new (second) home or a commercial location awaits!
Professional expertise in Europe's south - how you will find what you seek
Renting a foreign property need not be complicated when you have an experienced agent specialised in the Italian market at your side. We make sure everything runs properly from the search through the viewing to the signature on the rental contract - softening the language barriers that await German tenants in Italy in particular.
We know the sometimes very different property markets in Veneto, on Sardinia or in South Tyrol - and turn that knowledge consistently to your advantage. Naturally we look after you with an all-round service and mediate between foreign owners and you.
Rent a property where others holiday?
“La Dolce Vita” lived - without the long-term commitment of a purchase. Rental properties keep you flexible in case you later move to another region or eventually decide to buy after all.
As your agent we ensure all documents are complete and correctly drawn up, and we explain the rental contract in detail - in our experience a key concern of prospective German tenants in “Bella Italia”. You can browse our portfolio of available rental properties directly online.
9045 REAL ESTATE stands for competence and an intercultural approach
A personal service in which individuality and tailor-made solutions form the cornerstones of everything we do: we know the challenges - and the big step - that renting a property abroad entails, and we master them for you! Arrange an appointment today.
Buyer enquiry form
Describe your rental search criteria - we will get back to you with suitable offers.
Questions prospective tenants ask
Why should I rent a property?
Renting offers flexibility and mobility, as you are not tied to one place. You also need not worry about repairs or maintenance costs, which are usually borne by the landlord. Monthly costs are often lower than buying - and you can live in an area without committing long-term.
How do I know the asking rent is in line with the market?
Research comparable offers in the area and compare prices. Location, fittings and size also play an important role. It can make sense to involve an expert such as an estate agent for a professional assessment - the rent should be fair for both sides.
What counts as typical service charges?
Typical service charges include heating and hot water, waste fees, property tax and building insurance, plus caretaker and garden services and the maintenance of lifts or heating systems. Clarify the exact charges before signing the contract.