Italian Village Sells $1 Homes to Americans Post-Election

Ollolai, a village in Sardinia, Italy, is offering homes to Americans for $1 as part of a campaign to combat population decline. The initiative targets those disillusioned with U.S. politics, offering a chance to embrace a new lifestyle. Buyers must commit to renovating the properties, with costs ranging from $21,000 to $52,800. The village also offers move-in-ready homes and temporary housing for digital nomads. While the $1 homes require significant investment, they may still be cheaper than U.S. housing, offering a chance to live in Italy's scenic Blue Zone.