Americans are opting for investment properties in Italy instead of the US — plus, they get a vacation home out of it.

From the picturesque hills of Tuscany to the charming coastal towns of Sardinia, Americans are making their mark in Italy’s ...

Having a second home in Italy means paying taxes, so selling these unused houses off cheaply can be more lucrative than keeping them. That’s why around 25 Italian municipalities are making ...

A village on the island of Sardinia in Italy is offering to sell homes to Americans for just $1. Pictured here: Cala Corsara in the Maddalena archipelago. After a polarizing presidential election ...

Italy's housing market is showing signs of improvement, supported by rising demand and a shortage of supply due to weak residential construction. This extended overview from the Global Property Guide ...

Rubia Daniels, a 49-year-old Brazilian expat who works in the solar industry, had heard of Italy offering up dirt-cheap homes to repopulate abandoned towns in far-flung areas — and felt a spark.

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 ...

Several Italian towns are combating depopulation by auctioning off abandoned homes for as little as $1, attracting international buyers. While renovations are required, the initiative offers a ...