Where English speakers look to invest in Italy
English speaking investors who want to dip into the Italian property market typically focus on Tuscany, (8.7%), data from property portal Gate-away.com shows.
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English speaking investors who want to dip into the Italian property market typically focus on Tuscany, (8.7%), data from property portal Gate-away.com shows.
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