Pordenone Real Estate: Houses and Apartments in Friuli

Pordenone is a compact city with a pedestrian historic centre, arcaded Corso Vittorio Emanuele and the Noncello river. The Dolomites foothills, Piancavallo ski area and the Adriatic beaches around Caorle are each within about an hour. Venice's airport and the Udine-Trieste axis are reachable by train or motorway.

The local economy has manufacturing, including appliance makers, so demand is steady among resident workers. Cross-border commuters and lifestyle buyers also look here. Compare the Mediterranean hills of Perugia, the Alpine valley of Aosta and capital-city Rome.

A preliminary contract (compromesso) with a deposit comes first, followed by the deed (rogito) before a notary. Registration tax is about 2% of cadastral value on a main home and 9% on a second home, with notary and agency fees extra; always verify rates with your notary. Non-EU buyers may need to meet a reciprocity rule.

Check cadastral conformity and the energy certificate on houses, and ask about structural work after past earthquakes. See our Italy buying guide, Italy mortgage guide, and the Italy overview.