For almost 500 years, a cosmopolitan and Central European border city dominated by the Habsburg Empire, it passed to Italy after the First World War. Until the early 1900s in Trieste, besides Italian and Slovenian, the languages of the surrounding territories, German, Greek, Serbo-Croatian, and the Venetian, Friulian and Istrian dialects were spoken. Productive outlet to the sea, multilingual port, has a large and indigenous Slovenian community both in the city and inland of the Karst. After years of forgetfulness, it is being rediscovered by people from all the neighboring countries and other Italian regions. From Austria, from Slovenia, from Germany to England, from Serbia to Hungary, from Naples to Bologna, and of course from Trieste itself, many would like an apartment in this city. A city that surprises for its nineteenth-century architecture, which deserves the nickname small Vienna by the sea, for literary cafes, for sunsets, nature that lashes, a promenade that although you can not define beach (there is no sand) allows citizens and tourists to enjoy the sun and the Adriatic Sea by day and evening, freely. Everything is close to Trieste: the airport (30 minutes by train, landing directly to the hall), the mountains, Venice, Croatia, Friuli and the hills of good wine.

Property Situation

Good prices compared to many European capitals, in recent years Trieste is expanding its real estate potential thanks to a constantly moving market: apartments of various sizes, high floors renovated with interesting solutions, renewed ones and decadent houses in nineteenth-century buildings, which yearn to be restored to the original splendor, beautiful villas on the Coast, facing the sea or in the countryside. Ideal location for a main home, but also a place to invest for a holiday home or to be rent, in a city where the demand for rentals, both long and short term, is constantly growing.