The town of Maenza in Rome’s Latium region has joined Italy’s €1 Houses project, which will allow people to buy a house near the Italian capital for the first time, The Independent reported.

ANOTHER town in Italy is now selling the popular €1 houses in an attempt to get more people to move to the area and renovate it. However, you will have to be quick this time – with the auctio… ...

Italy has been selling off houses in its beautiful countryside for just €1 (around Rs. 87) since last year, with the aim of repopulating the villages. However, till now, the options were all far from ...

The €1 homes now on sale, dating back to the 1700s, overlook a tiny piazza and boast a unique sea view of the Pontine islands. They’re made of large rough dark gray stones with thick window ...

One Italian village is selling homes which are a bit pricer at €10,000 (£8,600) - but you can move into right away. A number of towns in Italy have launched a new travel scheme - which will pay ...

REAL ESTATE: San Francisco homeowner offers property for $13 million or Bitcoin The 200 stone-built dwellings that are up for sale are in poor condition and it's estimated that renovation costs ...

The town of Maenza has now become the first in Rome's Latium region to begin selling homes for one euro (approximately Rs 87), CNN reported. The target of this project is to repopulate Italy's ...

As an example, €12,000 (about $14,360) will buy you a two-story house with panoramic views that’s ready to move into. Latronico, Italy, which has $12,000 houses for sale.