by Maximiliano Crocamo
Interviews: President of the local Fiaip Trieste group, Filippo Avanzini; President of the regional Fiaip Friuli Venezia Giulia, Stefano Nursi; FVG councilor for safery, Pierpaolo Roberti
The real estate market continues to serve as a key indicator of Friuli Venezia Giulia’s overall economic health, according to regional officials who on Wednesday highlighted the sector’s steady growth and increasing international interest.
“The trend in the real estate market is one of the most important signals of a territory’s economic performance,” said Pierpaolo Roberti, Regional Councillor for Local Autonomies, during the presentation of the 2025 Real Estate Observatory by the Italian Federation of Professional Real Estate Agents (FIAIP) in Trieste. “The outlook remains particularly positive across Friuli Venezia Giulia, with a noticeable increase in investments coming from abroad. This confirms that the Region’s efforts in recent years to promote balanced territorial development have been effective, while still respecting the distinct characteristics of each area.”
Representing Regional President Massimiliano Fedriga at the event, Roberti spoke alongside FIAIP’s regional president, Stefano Nursi, and the heads of the federation’s four provincial committees. He emphasized that strengthening the real estate sector contributes to enhancing the region’s overall image and attractiveness.
“As a Region, we’ve introduced a range of measures — from housing legislation and renovation incentives to the regionalization of property taxes, transitioning from the national IMU tax to the regional ILIA,” Roberti said. He noted that more than 50,000 applications have been submitted for the “first second home” benefit, which supports purchases of secondary residences within the region. “This too is a form of promotion,” he added. “It sends a clear message: in Friuli Venezia Giulia, real estate is more affordable than in much of the rest of Italy.”
Roberti also praised FIAIP for its role in providing valuable insights into market conditions. “Through the Observatory, FIAIP offers an important snapshot of the real estate landscape and practical guidance on how institutions can intervene to support the sector,” he said.
The 2025 Real Estate Observatory, compiled by FIAIP Friuli Venezia Giulia, analyzes housing market trends across the region, including sales prices, rental values, and investment flows, serving as a key tool for policymakers, investors, and real estate professionals alike.
