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Whenever there is talk of Italian property, Tuscany cannot escape a mention. This picturesque area of Italy has long been a favourite among settlers due to the beautiful rolling countryside and over-hype exposure afforded to it by the Italian authorities. Resultantly, the Tuscany property market has increased in value and is often beyond the reach of the average property investor - Tuscany has become a victim of its own success. Recently, the area has witnessed a slowdown in property and real estate and experts are advising a cautious approach to the market. If Tuscany remains elusive, the rest of the country beckons like never before. Italian countryside is particularly drawing huge investors’ interest and the enquiries for Italian countryside property have been flowing in from all parts of the world. It’s not just Tuscany that is bearing the brunt of inflated property prices, in fact, all major Italian cities, including the capital city of Rome, are proving too hard for the investors to think of any kind of investment there. The greatest demand, currently, is for villas and mansions in the Italian countryside - preferably requiring some modernisation work. The relaxing and inviting environs of this part of Italy are alluring to holiday makers as well as the second home seekers
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