Property for sale in Italy
The list of small Italian towns and villages deciding to put houses up for sale for 1 euro is getting longer and longer. The initiative, which has its origins in Sicily, has now spread all over Italy and has arrived in Piedmont, in the small town of Borgomezzavalle, to be precise.
Italy is famous for it's 1-euro homes, but if you've missed out and are still looking for a bargain, there are lots of great real estate deals to be found in Italy, including cheap property for sale with great discounts.
One of the advantages of modular construction is the reduction in construction time and the almost absolute certainty of costs from the moment the project is drawn up on paper. But what is the price of a turnkey prefabricated house in Italy? Let's find out.
If you're thinking of buying a house in Italy, one way to get a really good deal is to buy a property at auction.
The photographs of a property that you want to sell or rent are extremely important. And it is not only the quality of the image that counts, but also what is shown in the photos.
In Abruzzo, half an hour from the ski resort of Roccaraso and the same distance from the coast of Pescara, lies Pratola Peligna. This small town in the province of L'Aquila is the latest village to advertise some of its houses for sale for 1 euro.
1 euro homes in Italy continue to steal headlines across the world and are becoming an increasingly popular option for both buyers and sellers. First things first, what is the 1 euro house scheme in Italy?
How long it takes to sell a house in Italy in 2021? In Italy, on average, it takes 140 days to sell a property.
The 1 euro house project in Cammarata, Sicily, is almost unique in Italy amongst the many 1 euro home schemes in the Italy in 2021.
Summer is almost here, and so are long days spent at the beach. What better place to enjoy the sand beneath your feet and wake up to the sound of waves than in Italy which is home to some of the most beautiful beaches and coastline in the world.
Planning to sell your home in Italy? Selling property in Italy can be a complex process, especially if you don’t have the right information from the beginning.
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