The house as an investment. And in Sassari, renting an apartment pays a lot: the Turritan capital has in fact a gross annual return (ratio between the annual rents and the capital spent on the purchase of the property) among the highest in Italy. Better than Rome and Milan: for a two-room apartment it can reach 7.7 percent, 6.9 percent for a three-room apartment.
This is what emerges from the latest report from the Tecnocasa research office. Sassari is certainly the Sardinian city that gives the landlord the greatest guarantees of income.
In Cagliari the yield stops at 5.6 percent for two-room apartments and 5 percent for three-room apartments. In the middle street of Oristano, with a gross annual yield of 6.7 percent for the two-room apartment and 6.1 percent for the three-room apartment. However, numbers are in line or higher than the rest of the country. For a two-room apartment of 65 square meters the yield in large cities stood at around 5.1%.
Those that give the most satisfaction to investor-landlords are Genoa with 6.4%, Palermo with 6.3% and Verona with 6.2%. Those who choose brick as a secure income prefer areas with the presence of universities, services and subjected to redevelopment interventions.
(Unioneonline/lf)
