Original title: Sicilian town offers free houses to attract children living in new homes, and the children also win 1000 euros
Following the launch of a Euro 1 real estate sale in many places in Sicily, Italy, a small town in kammarata issued a policy to give 0 yuan of real estate directly in order to save the community and attract new residents. The report pointed out that the town mayor gambrone said it would take three years to persuade local relocated owners to give their properties to new residents free of charge.
Most of these donated properties are in disrepair for a long time. The buyer must renovate them within three years after purchase, and need to pay a deposit of 5000 euros, which will be refunded after renovation. Young couples with children will be given priority and will receive an additional 1000 euros if they move in and have children.
It is reported that there are more than 100 idle houses in kammarata, and more than a dozen are available for sale. Buyers are also allowed to transform them into hotels or restaurants.
The mayor of Gambro pointed out that kammarata is a famous historical city, which was once full of vitality, but now it is declining with the continuous development of young people in the city.
Kammarata currently has only 6000 residents and is also the town with the largest number of long-lived elderly people in Sicily.