An Italian town that declared itself 'Covid-free' is selling $1 houses
The global pandemic has put a halt to many travel experiences, including the rush to snap up Italian homes at bargain prices, but now that some places are emerging from restrictions, the country's one-dollar home bonanza seems to be back on.
"We rise between the refreshing hills and two warm seas, a pristine river runs nearby and the beaches are just 15 minutes away by car. But a whole district of my town lies abandoned, with empty houses that are also unstable and risky."Tullio Pronesti Cinquefrondi is known as the"Zipper Town" as it straddles the juncture between Calabria's Ionian and Tyrrhenian coasts in the toe of Italy's boot. It has stunning views of the UNESCO-listed Aeolian isles, easily accessible from a nearby harbor.Its unusual name in Italian means the"five villages," referring to early settlements of Greek and Byzantine origin that were united into one community during the middle ages.
"It's a land of cultural contamination and cross-civilizations," says Conia."A melting pot. We're welcoming people. The door of my office is always open to anyone who comes knocking."
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