
BY: Emma Donaldson
Tuscany is renowned for its natural beauty, exquisite wines, and rich historical heritage, but also for its villages, towns, and small cities facing depopulation, causing damage not only to local administrations but also to tourism.
With the "1 euro houses in Tuscany 2025" initiative, Italian and foreign investors are offered the opportunity to purchase properties at a symbolic cost of 1 euro and, subsequently, take charge of renovation and restoration efforts. The pioneering municipalities that have already joined, demonstrating great foresight, are Montieri and Fabbriche di Vergemoli.
SOURCE: https://www.idealista.it/
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