Ciao a tutti.I have a question re

I'm not aware of any such site. Some people simply change agents try looking around some of the bigger agents sites. Rightmove overseas Teramo will if nothing else give a number of other agents or perhaps the comune an say, others here may know.

We took our house off the market until it was inspected after the earthquake.  There's no damage whatsoever but they insisted.  You can view it on my fb page https://www.facebook.com/VillageHouseInItaly/ - it faces the Gran Sasso mountains, lovely spot.

If you do the visura for the property at a sbriga pratica then it will detail the latest owner, atto, etc-  If you know the address, or the owners name, or the foglio and particella of the building then it will take 2 minutes to find out if it has been sold. 

Thanks, Modicasa.I have found where to do it online, through Poste Italiane as far as I can see.You can search but need to register (without a codice fisale but require an Italian phone number unfortunately).Mark

Also meant to advise Steve that cost online is €6 and up to €18 for posting the data to you.

Thanks Mark I found a few sites where they were quoting those amounts. I'm sure there used to be some other official site that had something like this information...

It usually costs 2 or 3 euros at a sbrigapratica.  Online they will sting you.  The Agenzia dell'Entrate technically will allow you to access the system, but Ive never tried.    If you have an accurate official address of the property in question, send it to me and ill see what I can do.