Buck the system: In Italy, old towns eager for new blood sell homes for about $1

As the COVID-19 pandemic changes working patterns, rural Italian towns are offering cut-price homes to lure new residents. Even Americans are buying.

Prev Post

Ben Simmons is selling his mansion outside Philadelphia for $5 million

Next Post

Fight over ‘The One’ mega-mansion heads to Bankruptcy Court

Related posts

Living comfortably costs the most in these California cities

Bay Area and Orange County cities topped the list of U.S. cities with the highest salaries needed...
Continue reading

Four-story buildings allowed in some single-family zones under L.A.’s plan to delay SB 79

L.A. City Council voted Tuesday to adopt a strategy that will help the city delay SB 79 upzoning by...
Continue reading

One Beverly Hills developer raises $4.3 billion to finish the massive luxury project

The developers of One Beverly Hills have secured $4.3 billion in financing to complete the project,...
Continue reading