Antonio, this is a very good video! You give us valuable insight into house searching. I learned something new from you ! That the Sp means strada provinciale, thanks great video AGAIN!!😊
Thank you very much for this video! Very interesting and i agree about the dark pictures, sometimes with clutter 😂! I think prices are too high in Castro. I rather go to Montemilone a villa🏡 house with a terrace! 0:22
Hello Antonio, your videos are always very interesting. Could you tell me please why there are so many houses without gardens, not even a small garden? It is very curious. Thank you.
@@gloriapenny2323 it's typical of the Italian Townhouses to not have a garden.. I think it's the concept of the Italians living in house. For sure there are, but in general they are more expensive and are countryside houses
Does the area have mosquitoes? It could be a practice to minimize mosquito breeding areas. In fact, heres something I found, “How did Rome get rid of malaria? The elimination of gardens from many parts of Rome during the development of the modern city, as it changed in the direction of the modern situation in which most people live in blocks of flats without gardens, was an important factor in the eradication of malaria from Rome. “
🥳🥳🥳636🎉🎉🎉subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉yay🥳🥳🥳your house tour is getting close!! Keep your promise, after 1K we're going to see your house having a bicchieri of vino rosso con la moglie 😂
@@eiblinosiochain7306 It can be the next video... Sulmona Is on the Garda lake if I'm not wrong, do you want me to make a video? I think houses over there could be expensive
Antonio, I’ve seen on the internet that organized crime has done some toxic waste dumping in Apulia. How can you really know the health and safety of specific towns/locations? Also, what about drought and access to water? What about earthquake risk?
I put in 2 years searching for a home in Italy before I bought one. Being from Southern California, finding the place with the best weather was my objective. I can say that ALL of the sites proving climate information are completely outdated. There have been dramatic changes with climate change. So, the "average temperature" is meaningless.
I recommend looking at the actual temperatures for the past 2-3 years. It can be very counter intuitive. It appears that Tuscany has been getting hotter than Puglia.
@@samuelgalici3604 I don't know much, all I know is that where I'm now in Basilicata we had a very hot summer and very low rain... Something is changing but at the same time I always remember very hot summers here
@@karenoro5229 Hi Karen, I have just uploaded a video about Puglia today, the one I read the article. This is gonna be my first winter in Basilicata, I'm shocked it's still warm, pity I didn't go to the sea today. I guess temperature will start dropping properly from mid October, No Christmas markets here in Montemilone as far as I know
Antonio, this is a very good video! You give us valuable insight into house searching. I learned something new from you ! That the Sp means strada provinciale, thanks great video AGAIN!!😊
@@lindap6150 Thanks so much Linda!!! ;) Glad I'm helpful
Ciao Antonio 🎉i like this video well explained with maps and prices. I love villas by the way😂❤
@@karenoro5229 You'll get the Villas Karen!!
Thank you very much for this video! Very interesting and i agree about the dark pictures, sometimes with clutter 😂! I think prices are too high in Castro. I rather go to Montemilone a villa🏡 house with a terrace! 0:22
@@karenoro5229 A Villa in Montemilone??? Why not, there is something interesting... You have to come here ;)
Hello Antonio, your videos are always very interesting. Could you tell me please why there are so many houses without gardens, not even a small garden? It is very curious. Thank you.
@@gloriapenny2323 it's typical of the Italian Townhouses to not have a garden.. I think it's the concept of the Italians living in house. For sure there are, but in general they are more expensive and are countryside houses
@@italyaplacetolove Thank you
@@gloriapenny2323 You are more than Welcome Gloria, Thanks so much for your support!!!
Does the area have mosquitoes? It could be a practice to minimize mosquito breeding areas. In fact, heres something I found, “How did Rome get rid of malaria?
The elimination of gardens from many parts of Rome during the development of the modern city, as it changed in the direction of the modern situation in which most people live in blocks of flats without gardens, was an important factor in the eradication of malaria from Rome. “
🥳🥳🥳636🎉🎉🎉subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉yay🥳🥳🥳your house tour is getting close!! Keep your promise, after 1K we're going to see your house having a bicchieri of vino rosso con la moglie 😂
@@karenoro5229 A promise is a promise, but wife said at 5k subscribers 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like her!!! ❤i think she's right! We can do it🎉🎉if we all share your videos! She's a good boss 💞
Yes, thank you for your honest opinion and very detailed vidéo
Antonio, I love your channel. Thank you very much for your video. I've learned so much!
@@johnlosordo Thank you so much John!!! Appreciate...
Grazie Antonio!
@@pieroballarini3350 Grazie a Te Piero
Antonio I was looking at a property in sulmona. It has all services. Do you have any insight in this place? Any information would be helpful
@@eiblinosiochain7306 It can be the next video... Sulmona Is on the Garda lake if I'm not wrong, do you want me to make a video? I think houses over there could be expensive
I thought Sulmona was in Abruzzo Region! .@italyaplacetolove
@@miaojo Gosh you are right, it's in Abruzzo!!! Sorry
@@miaojo I have got confused with Sirmione, that is on the Garda lake, I like the idea to make a video about Sulmona, that can be the next...
Antonio, I’ve seen on the internet that organized crime has done some toxic waste dumping in Apulia. How can you really know the health and safety of specific towns/locations? Also, what about drought and access to water? What about earthquake risk?
I put in 2 years searching for a home in Italy before I bought one. Being from Southern California, finding the place with the best weather was my objective. I can say that ALL of the sites proving climate information are completely outdated. There have been dramatic changes with climate change. So, the "average temperature" is meaningless.
@@samuelgalici3604 True, I agree
I recommend looking at the actual temperatures for the past 2-3 years. It can be very counter intuitive. It appears that Tuscany has been getting hotter than Puglia.
@@samuelgalici3604 I don't know much, all I know is that where I'm now in Basilicata we had a very hot summer and very low rain... Something is changing but at the same time I always remember very hot summers here
Antonio. When in Basilicata the temperature drops? And do they have Christmas Marquetinos in Montemilone? No video today 😔
@@karenoro5229 Hi Karen, I have just uploaded a video about Puglia today, the one I read the article. This is gonna be my first winter in Basilicata, I'm shocked it's still warm, pity I didn't go to the sea today. I guess temperature will start dropping properly from mid October, No Christmas markets here in Montemilone as far as I know
You are awesome thank you for the long video I enjoyed every bit
Thank you so much Mirtha!!!