$1.5 Million Homes in Florence, Italy

An apartment in a historic villa, a renovated farmhouse south of the city center and a maisonette near the Arno River.
Yahoo

I bought 6 homes in Italy for $1 apiece — here’s how much I spent to turn them into dream homes

When Rubia Daniels first told her friends she was buying six homes in Italy for $1.06 apiece, they thought she was joking. “They couldn’t believe it,” she said. But in 2019, the 51-year-old planning ...
NBC Bay Area

These Americans bought abandoned homes in Italy for as little as $1 and spent thousands renovating: Was it worth it? – NBC Bay Area

Picture this: A house with extensive mold, water damage, termites and a collapsed roof in a tiny town where you don't speak the language. Not exactly a prime real estate opportunity, right? For Rubia ...

What life is really like in Italy’s one-euro home town

Mussomeli in Sicily is famous for selling off homes for one euro. But apart from homes for the price of a coffee, what does the town have to offer?

One Euro homes in Italy? Not quite, say experts, with second home purchases in Europe for Indians easier elsewhere

Most of the 'one euro' properties are dilapidated and located in far-off areas. Besides, Indians need to form a limited ...
WESH

A mountainous region in Italy is offering €100,000 to move there. But there’s a catch

Ever dreamed of a house next door to a ski resort, vineyard or thermal springs?The northern Italian region known as Trentino, or officially the Autonomous Province of Trento, will pay residents of ...
NBC New York

These Americans bought abandoned homes in Italy for as little as $1 and spent thousands renovating: Was it worth it?

Picture this: A house with extensive mold, water damage, termites and a collapsed roof in a tiny town where you don't speak the language. Not exactly a prime real estate opportunity, right? For Rubia ...
NBC Connecticut

These Americans bought abandoned homes in Italy for as little as $1 and spent thousands renovating: Was it worth it? – NBC Connecticut

Picture this: A house with extensive mold, water damage, termites and a collapsed roof in a tiny town where you don't speak the language. Not exactly a prime real estate opportunity, right? For Rubia ...