Could Bulgaria Benefit From the “1 Euro House” Model?

The “1 euro house” concept, which gained popularity in parts of Italy and other European countries, is increasingly being viewed as more than just a social experiment. Economists and regional planners now see it as a potential tool for reviving depopulated areas and attracting new investment. The idea is simple: abandoned homes are sold for a symbolic price — often just one euro — in exchange for a commitment to renovate the property and settle in the area long term. ...