The Tuscan village of Radicondoli is offering cash, cheap homes, and rent subsidies to attract new residents and revitalize its medieval charm.

Italy's smallest towns have a long history of selling abandoned homes for unbelievable prices to attract newcomers to take up residence. But now, rather than simply offering houses for 1 euro, the town of Radicondoli, which sits about an hour outside of Florence, wants to give you a little startup capital for your property instead.

The Italian housing market has seen a small slowdown in the third quarter of 2025, with the average price of second-hand homes falling 0.7% to €1,815 per square metre. Compared with last year, prices are down 1.

Officials in Italy say a house explosion that killed 3 police was a deliberate attack by residents who had previously resisted eviction.

Yes — they’re still available. If you’re worried that there are no more towns in Italy left selling homes for one euro, or a little over a dollar, don’t be. One town that’s been low key selling homes for the price of a coffee is about to release ...

An explosive device destroyed an Italian investigative journalist’s car outside his home Thursday night, pushing anti-mafia authorities to launch an investigation into what officials called a direct attack on press freedom.