Italian Village Offers $1 Homes to Americans After Trump's Re-Election

Inside Italy: Why aren't Italians snapping up €1 homes?

In this week's Inside Italy review, we look at why €1-home schemes aren’t as popular with Italians as they are with foreigners, and new laws clamping down on the use of e-scooters amid safety concerns.

Italian village offers $1 homes to Americans seeking to move after U.S. election

An Italian village is trying to woo Americans upset with the recent election results with villas priced as low as one euro (US$1.05).

Italian village offers $1 homes for Americans to escape Trump presidency

Ollolai mayor Francesco Columbu is convinced Americans are the best people to help revive his community. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A tiny Italian village wants to fast-track Americans unhappy with the election into buying an entire home for 1 euro

Alessio Orru/ShutterstockA small town in Italy is offering homes for 1 euro to attract Americans amid the recent election cycle.Ollolai's initiative is part of Italy's broader "Case a 1 euro" program started in the 2010s.There is also an option for digital nomads to work there for a month for only 1 euro.In the lead-up to an administration change, you might hear someone say they're leaving the country for good. A small comune on the island of Sa…

Italian village offers $1 homes to Americans upset by US election result

An Italian village on the island of Sardinia is offering homes to Americans for $1.

Has life in the U.S. become too political? You can buy a house in Italy for $1.

A village in Sardinia is trying to entice politics-weary Americans to buy cheap homes in Italy.