Up to 16 thousand euros per square meter for a villa in Arzachena. In the Olbia area, on the other hand, no less than 10,700 are spent. In Palau, on the other hand, they reach 7,600 euros per square metre.
Despite the prices - stratospheric for most - the Costa Smeralda is confirmed as one of the most popular Italian territories in the luxury residential market .
Suffice it to say that, based on the main supply indicators, availability of adverts on the market, total value of the stock offered and total surfaces, the purchases and sales of luxury residences in the three most "in" centers of the Gallura coast have seen an increase since 2019 between 48% and 55% compared to the first half of 2019 .
The photograph of the green real estate market is provided by the latest report prepared by LuxuryEstate.com , the leading international portal for luxury properties.
«The brick of luxury in the Costa Smeralda reaches a value of 784 million euros , equal to 1.6% of the total value of the sector in our country», it is explained, and «the Costa Smeralda market shows an increasingly higher number of properties for sale, with strong growth in all components of the offer compared to the pre-pandemic period".
An appeal, that of Arzachena, Olbia and Palau, for those who have the opportunity to spend and invest, also testified by the "speed" with which the sale negotiations are concluded: «To sell a luxury property in this area - underlines LuxuryEstate .com – today it takes 6.9 months on average , while at the beginning of 2019 it took 8.2».
But how much exactly do you spend on a luxury villa on the Costa Smeralda?
LuxuryEstate offers three examples :
- For a luxury villa in Arzachena , in good/excellent condition, with a surface area between 280 and 460 square metres, between 4.6 and 6.1 million euros must be extracted.
- For a luxury villa in Olbia , in good/excellent condition, with a surface area between 270 and 400 square meters, between 3.2 and 4.6 million euros are needed.
- The Palau area is more “cheaper” (so to speak), where you can spend 2.4 million euros for a luxury residence of less than 300 square meters.