House Selling for just 1 Euro in Italy: It is the dream of every human being to have his own house, but it is not easy to buy or build a house in today’s growing inflation. Meanwhile, people are being sold to people for just 100 rupees under a scheme. Not everyone will believe in this matter, but it is absolutely true. Actually, the Italian government has started a plan to give houses to people only one euro i.e. about 97 rupees.
According to media reports, many houses are lying vacant due to lack of numbers in many villages and cities on Italian island. A large number of people died during Kovid here. After which all these villages and cities have become deserted. In such a situation, the government there has started a plan to sell the population and sell the vacant villages and cities to the vacant houses for only 1 euro i.e. about 97 rupees.
Many villages like Sicili Island’s Musomeli, Sambuka Di Sisilia, Commerce, Satera, Campofranko, Aquaviva Platani, Kaltanissetta, and Agrijento are struggling with low population problems and a large number of houses are lying vacant in these villages. Now the government wants to promote tourism, investment and local economy in areas by selling these houses in 1 euro. Some conditions are also applicable in this scheme, which buy a house in 1 euro. Let’s know them-
Conditions to buy a house in just one euro
Most of the houses that are being sold in the villages of Sicily Island are very old and some are also of 16th century. The houses which are in dilapidated condition and their maintenance is very expensive. Well buyers usually have to repair and renovation within a certain time such as a certain time after purchasing the house. Many houses were badly damaged after the 1968 earthquake in places like Salemi, after which the owners of the house left them. Those who are interested in this scheme, then they can get information by visiting the official website of the concerned municipality (or on.
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