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The Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics have brought Valtellina unprecedented international exposure. For months, there has been talk of a potential tourism boom, with expectations of fully booked accommodation and a sharp rise in visitor numbers.

The property market has always been one of the sectors most sensitive to economic, social and financial changes. After years characterised by sharp fluctuations – between the pandemic, inflation and interest rate rises – operators and private individuals are now looking to the future. 2026 looks set to be a year of consolidation and redefinition of balances, with new opportunities but also choices to be made with greater awareness.

The Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics will take place in Italy from 6 to 22 February 2026, with competitions formally beginning with the qualifiers on 4 February. The opening ceremony is scheduled to take place in Milan, at the San Siro Stadium, on 6 February, while the closing ceremony is set for 22 February.

The 2026 Budget Law changes some key rules that also affect the property market, from short-term rentals to the main home bonuses.

Discover the main measures of the 2026 Budget Law: IRPEF reduction, a 26% flat tax on short-term rentals, business incentives, and new provisions for the real estate sector. A full analysis by La Baita Case.

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