Many rural Italian towns are offering properties for the equivalent of $1 in an effort to revitalize their communities.

Italy is a popular destination for Britons looking to relocate, and with €1 (around 85p) homes up for grabs, it's understandable why so many will want to take the plunge.

What defines a luxury property in Italy? The classification of properties in the land registry plays a key role in determining when a property qualifies as luxurious and how it is officially ...

Sicily’s Sambuca di Sicilia has welcomed so many US citizens through bargain home schemes that it’s been nicknamed ‘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 ...

Meredith Tabbone, 45, forked out 1 euro - roughly 80p - for a home in Sambuca di Sicilia, Italy. She managed to secure herself a steal due to the area's depopulation issue, with homes being ...

Here are some of the most interesting offers available this year. The prospect of buying a house in Italy for (in theory) less than the price of an espresso at the local bar caused a sensation back in ...

Lewis Hamilton has been gifted a new property in Italy as he gets used to life at Ferrari having enjoyed his first day with ...