Giudecca

Giudecca · Venice

Essentials of Giudecca

Giudecca - the largest of the islands of Venice and the closest to the historic center - owes its name, according to some, to the ancient presence of a Jewish community, testified by the existence of two synagogues, now destroyed, and by the discovery, in the area near the Zitelle, of a stone with inscriptions in Hebrew. According to others, however, the name derives from the term "zudegà", judged, which refers to a sentence issued in the ninth century with which land was granted to some families banished from Venice and then recalled from exile. The southern side of the island in ancient times represented the green area of Giudecca, with vegetable gardens and gardens where the Venetian nobility took refuge in summer and autumn.

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Understanding the Giudecca market

Buying a property is seen as a solid long-term investment, which is especially true if you choose the right place to invest your money.

Venice is the first city in Italy for real estate investments, characterized by a growing market thanks to an international clientele, which makes up 70% of sales, who choose it to guarantee an economic income, often deriving from a tourist rental.

Customers who choose to invest in Venice can have an income of up to 15% gross compared to the purchase price of the property.

In the Giudecca district, first-class housing ranges from €/ sq.m 3.500 to €/ sq.m 4.500, with peaks that can reach a maximum of €/ sq.m 6.000.

Apartment

€4,500

Observed median price

1 m²

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Who buys?

Foreign buyers are mainly French citizens, followed by Germans, British and Americans. 15% of real estate transactions, on the other hand, are attributable to customers who reside in countries such as Holland, Belgium, the United States and Switzerland.

Buying basics

To purchase a property in Venice, international customers must contact a real estate professional to find out the conditions associated with this investment.

This professional must first collect the primary information of the buyer, his citizenship, his country of residence, his professional situation and his matrimonial regime and subsequently provide all necessary support for all stages of the sale.

To purchase a property in Venice, international customers must contact a real estate professional to find out the conditions associated with this investment.

This professional must first collect the primary information of the buyer, his citizenship, his country of residence, his professional situation and his matrimonial regime and subsequently provide all necessary support for all stages of the sale.

Seasons

Low season

Nov 01 – Jan 31

November 01 January 31 - Although Venice can be visited all year round, the period from november to january is mainly rainy and the temperatures are colder. However, during these months Venice is less frequented by tourists, so it is an excellent opportunities to discover the city.

High season

Feb 15 – Oct 30

The Carnival period, full of parties and events throughout the spring and summer, Venice never goes out.

Peak season

May 01 – Jul 31

In this period of late spring and early summer, the influx of tourists is at the highest level.

Points of interest

Church of the Zitelle

Church of the Zitelle, started in 1582 by Jacopo Bozzetto, on a project by Palladio, and completed in 1586. The name of the church and the annexed hospice refers to the function of the buildings, which was to house the poor girls of Venice, called spinsters, to complete their education until they reach marriageable ...

Church of the Redeemer

Church of the Redeemer built in the 16th century to celebrate the liberation of the city from a terrible plague, it is one of the greatest examples of Palladian sacred architecture. The interior, simple but imposing, has a Latin cross. There you can admire works by Jacopo Tintoretto, A. Vivarini, Paolo Veronese.

Sant'Eufemia churh

Overlooking the homonymous foundation stands Sant'Eufemia, an ancient church of Venetian Byzantine origin (IX century). Remodeled several times over the centuries, the original construction retains columns and capitals and the basilica layout.

Molino Stucky

On the island of Giudecca there is also the Molino Stucky interesting building of neo-Gothic style where, in 1884 the industrialist Giovanni Stucky moved the seat of his mill.

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