
Renting Out Your Tuscan Home: the CIN and Short-Let Rules
Tuscany has one of Europe’s strongest holiday-let markets, but the rules changed in 2024 and are now enforced: the CIN code, the two obligations, penalties and safety kit.
Guides, market insight and stories for buying, selling and living well in Tuscany.

Tuscany has one of Europe’s strongest holiday-let markets, but the rules changed in 2024 and are now enforced: the CIN code, the two obligations, penalties and safety kit.

The annual budget for a Tuscan home: IMU and TARI with real rates, the residence distinction that costs foreign buyers money, plus pool, garden and management costs.

From the written offer to the notary’s deed: proposta, compromesso, the checks on an old farmhouse (APE, cadastral and planning conformity) and a realistic timeline.

Purchase taxes explained with a worked example, who really qualifies for the 2% rate, the luxury-category trap, agency and notary fees, and mortgages for non-residents.

Average asking prices per square metre for every Tuscan province and the most sought-after towns, June 2026, with a guide to choosing your part of Tuscany.

EU citizens, non-EU residents and buyers living abroad: the reciprocity rule, the codice fiscale and everything you need to arrange before you buy in Tuscany.

Costs, taxes, the notary process, the best areas and the mistakes to avoid. Your starting point for buying a house in Tuscany as a foreign buyer, with June 2026 data.
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