They took action: Successive 1 euro house campaigns in Europe

After houses were put up for sale for 1 euro in a town in France, certain regions in Italy, one of the first countries to try this campaign, took action again. It is expected to revitalize tourism and increase the population of the region with 1 euro houses in Europe.

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For several years, countries around the world had gone viral on social media by selling houses in the abandoned area for 1 euro.

These programs, designed to attract tourists and help reverse declining populations, have been effective in some regions.

ITALY TOO TAKES ACTION

After Italian towns frequently tried this popular method, a small town in France launched its own 1-euro house program. According to CNBC, within the scope of this program, many houses in the French town of Saint-Amand-Montrond were sold for 1 euro. Among these houses was a two-bedroom, two-storey house of 828 square meters in the center.