Sicilian Homes Went Up for Auction Starting at €1. More Than 100,000 People Called.

Dec 16, 2019 · The Wall Street Journal · Giovanni Legorano

As rural populations wane, mayors are auctioning off abandoned homes, with Americans among the takers.

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