Get to know the cities and regions of Italy with our region-by-region overview... Molise is one of the least known regions for foreign buyers and this creates a huge potential for property investments. Being the second smallest Italian region after Valle d’Aosta, Molise still needs to be discovered by Italians too, who are aware of its existence but quite often don’t know very much about it and its beauties. Molise offers its visitors jaw-dropping views with high mountains, rounded hills and beautiful shores, with its very cute sea town Termoli,Campomarino, Montenero di Bisaccio, but more importantly Molise offers a property market completely undiscovered by non-local buyers. In fact, outside the main cities of Isernia and Campobasso, prices for restoration properties are very low and it’s quite easy to find townhouses to be restored for as little as €5,000 or country homes for €30-€35,000. Of course whoever wants to undertake a restoration project in Molise must be aware of the lack of infrastructure and services. For instance, Molise hasn’t got its own airport and the closest ones are Pescara (Abruzzo) and Foggia (Puglia) and Napoli (Campania) and internal roads need big improvements (for instance Campobasso, the capital, is linked to the coast by just one fast road with only one lane per direction). Despite the lack of services Molise has great potential as buyers, especially foreign buyers, will discover this beautiful region sooner or later and prices will go up, offering great returns to those who have invested previously.
Posted on: Sat, 29 Jun 2013 07:01:48 +0000
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