City guide
Living in Milan
Italy's design capital — fashion, finance and la dolce vita.
About Milan
Milan is Italy's business and design hub — efficient, international and surprisingly liveable. From the Brera art district to the Navigli canals, the city combines northern European practicality with Italian warmth.
Neighbourhoods
Where buyers and renters typically look in Milan.
Artistic, central, walkable — the classic Milan address.
Modern towers and the Bosco Verticale.
Canalside bars and creative energy.
New development with parks and premium apartments.
Homes in Milan
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- 1 Obtain your codice fiscale (tax code) before signing.
- 2 Notary fees and registration tax typically add 9–12%.
- 3 Verify the property's cadastral records with your lawyer.
FAQ
Is Milan a good base for exploring Italy? ▼
Excellent — high-speed trains reach Florence in under 2 hours and Rome in under 3.