The Real Cost of Buying a House in Italy: An Engineer’s View
CNBC’s $13,000 Italian house is real — and incomplete. A structural engineer explains what actually decides your final cost before you sign.
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Where Foreign Buyers Are Actually Buying in Le Marche
I get some version of the same email every few weeks. An American reader tells me they are looking for “a farmhouse in Le Marche,” as though the region were a single address rather than four provinces stretching from a beach umbrella on the Adriatic to a mountain pass above 1,200 meters. In the second…
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Sarnano, Le Marche: Why People Are Quietly Buying Homes Here
Sarnano, Le Marche: a walled hill town by the Sibillini where an Italian engineer explains why buyers are quietly moving in, and what to check first.
