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Sambuca di Sicilia is hoping to continue years of success with its latest scheme to sell off abandoned homes at a very low cost. The Italian village first went viral in 2019 when it auctioned off old homes with bids starting at 1 euro. This time around, Sambuca di Sicilia has about a dozen properties set for auction, according to CNN reports. Since Sambuca di Sicilia started its viral scheme, 250 homes have been sold outside of the original auctions. Sambuca di Sicilia first went viral in 2019 for selling off homes for 1 euro.
Persons: Giuseppe Cacioppo, Sicilia, Cacioppo, it's, Juan Carlos Fotografia, di Silicia, Meredith Tabbone, Tabbone, Mickey Todiwala, she's Organizations: Sambuca, CNN, Foreigners, Istock, CNBC Locations: Sicilia, Sambuca, Chicago
Wai and Hui rent a two-family house with Hui's parents. Photo by CNBC Make ItWhen the lease was up on the couple's apartment, Hui's parents knew about a two-family house in Bensonhurst that was available for rent. The average size for a Brooklyn, apartment is 660 square feet, and the average monthly rent is $3,558 a month, according to RentCafe. Wai and Hui live upstairs while his parents live in their own apartment downstairs. The couple pays $1,600 a month to live in the one-bedroom, one-bath apartment on the second floor, while Wai's in-laws pay $1,900 and live on the first floor, according to documents reviewed by CNBC Make It.
Persons: Vionna Wai, Chucky Hui, Hui, Wai, Mickey Todiwala, He's Organizations: CNBC Locations: Sunset, Brooklyn, N.Y, Bensonhurst, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Manhattan
A broker sent him a listing: The founder of Novel Ice Cream, which owned two local scoop shops in Arizona, wanted to sell. The parties agreed on a $1.1 million purchase price for Novel. "They really liked the idea, and so they graciously put down the $110,000, which was 10% of the purchase price, to buy [it]." Allard bought the scoop shops — located in Phoenix and Mesa, respectively — in August 2023. "I'm living way below my means so I can invest as much as possible back into my business."
Persons: Shawn Allard, Allard, He's Organizations: Small Business Administration, CNBC Locations: Arizona, Phoenix, Mesa
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailI bought an ice cream shop—now it brings in $1.2 million a yearShawn Allard, 27, quit his job as a dental consultant last year to buy Novel Ice Cream, which owns two Arizona-based ice cream shops. Novel boasts 12 different ice cream flavors, which can be scooped into a standard waffle cone or stuffed between either glazed donuts or Belgian waffles. The business brought in $1.2 million in 2023 sales, according to documents reviewed by CNBC Make It.
Persons: Shawn Allard Organizations: CNBC Locations: Arizona
She placed a winning bid for 5,555 euros, and with taxes and fees, spent 5,900 euros (roughly $6,200) to secure the property. Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make ItMeredith Tabbone knocked down several walls to open up her kitchen, dining and living areas. Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make ItDespite "4 million moments of frustration" over the years, Tabbone says the expense has been well worth it. Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make ItThe houses were sold for 1 euro each but also incurred a 500-euro realtors fee and 2,800-euro deed. Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make It
Persons: Meredith Tabbone, Rubia Daniels, Tabbone, she's, Mickey Todiwala, She's, Daniels, It's, Rubia Daniels Rubia Daniels Organizations: CNBC, realtors Locations: Sicily, Chicago, Sambuca di Sicilia, Sambuca, Italy, Berkeley , California, Berkeley, Calif, Mussomeli
Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen.
But Nkenge's dream became a reality when she was selected for a one-bedroom apartment through the city's housing lottery in 2023. The New York City housing lottery program helps residents find affordable housing, including rent-stabilized apartments. The Department of Housing Preservation and Development defines affordable housing as housing costs no greater than 30 percent of a single person's or family's income. Nkenge applied to the NYC housing lottery for three years before she got her one-bedroom apartment in Flatiron. Before winning her housing lottery apartment, Nkenge lived in a small one-bedroom in Harlem.
Persons: Nkenge, Mickey Todiwala, That's, I've, It's Organizations: New, of Housing Preservation, Development, CNBC, Housing, Department of HPD's Locations: New Yorker, Bronx, Harlem, New York City, Flatiron, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Nkenge's
When Rubia Daniels heard a town in Italy was selling off abandoned homes for 1 euro each (or roughly $1.05), she had to take a look herself. Rubia Daniels is from Berkeley, Calif., and bought several 1-euro houses in Mussomeli, Sicily. "It's much easier to make friends in Sicily than it is to make friends back in California," Daniels says. "It's a much more stressful way of living," Daniels says. Rubia Daniels 1-euro homeowner in Mussomeli, Sicily
Persons: Rubia Daniels, Daniels, she's, Mickey Todiwala, Nathalie Milazzo, Katerina Montagnino, Montagnino, Leo Organizations: CNBC Locations: Italy, Berkeley, Calif, Mussomeli, Sicily, California, Europe, U.S, Bay
Meredith Tabbone first decided to buy and renovate a cheap home in Italy to reconnect with her family history. More than four years and nearly half a million dollars later, her 1-euro home journey has given her a new perspective on work, life, friendships and happiness. Meredith Tabbone spent roughly $475,000 on her dream home in Sambuca di Sicilia. She also bought the building next door and spent the next four years managing a local crew on the massive renovation. In all, Tabbone spent roughly $475,000 on her Italian dream home.
Persons: Meredith Tabbone, Tabbone, Sambuca di Sicilia, Mickey Todiwala, I've, She's, she's Organizations: Sambuca, CNBC Locations: Italy, Chicago, Sicilia, Sambuca, America, Sambuca di, U.S, Sicily
Mickey Todiwala. "I'm just a homebody that wants to stay at home all day to play with my cats and plants," Wai says. Mickey Todiwala. Mickey Todiwala. Mickey Todiwala.
Persons: Vionna Wai, Chucky Hui, millennials, Hui, Ding, Wai, Mickey Todiwala, I've Organizations: CNBC, Florida Beauty Locations: Bensonhurst , Brooklyn, U.S, Florida
Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen.
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHow this millennial is living on $17,000 in New York CityMax Gallo, 28, lives in New York City and earns around $17,000 a year. He splits a two-bedroom apartment in Brooklyn with a roommate. Max's income comes from acting gigs, working at an exotic car dealership, unemployment benefits and a grant from the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. 09:43 7 minutes ago
Persons: New York City Max Gallo Organizations: New York City, Screen, American Federation of Television, Radio Artists Locations: New York, New York City, Brooklyn
Soon after leaving his job, Gallo took an acting class in New York City — which wasn't too far from his home in New Jersey — and fell in love with the craft. He decided he wanted to be an actor and moved to the Big Apple to chase his dreams. His car insurance is also fairly cheap because he's on his parents' plan and reimburses them for the cost. His only other insurance cost is renters insurance for his apartment, since he receives free health insurance through the state. "I am happier now than when I was working for the insurance company," he says.
Persons: Max Gallo, didn't, Gallo, Mickey Todiwala, he's, He's, it's, Sylvester Stallone, Stallone, , hasn't, steadier Organizations: CNBC, New Jersey —, Apple, Screen, American Federation of Television, Radio Artists, SAG, BMW, Citi, Facebook, Netflix, LinkedIn, Spotify, Hulu, Adobe, Citi Bikes, Insurance, Honda, BMW Roadster, New York City Marathon Locations: New York, New Jersey, Brooklyn
Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make ItShe first learned about the program from her husband, who'd read about it online. Mickey Todiwala | CNBC Make ItRubia Daniels says her background in construction is helpful to envision what her final space will look like. On one recent visit to Mussomeli, Daniels brought along two fellow Californians, Alfredo Ramirez and his mother, Elena, to tour the houses. Meredith Tabbone 1-euro homeowner from ChicagoTabbone flew to see her new home for the first time in June 2019. Mussomeli, Sicily, has seen its population decline from roughly 16,000 in the 1950s to less than 10,000 today.
Persons: Rubia Daniels, Daniels, who've, Vittorio Sgarbi, Mickey Todiwala, Toti, who'd, didn't, she's, Alfredo Ramirez, Elena, Meredith Tabbone, Tabbone, Chicago Tabbone, I've, Danny McCubbin, who's, Jamie Oliver, McCubbin, Mussomeli, Prezioso, Natalie Milazzo, Milazzo, Nigrelli, Martina Giracello, Gianluca Militello, Giracello, It's, Meredith Tabbone Tabbone Organizations: CNBC, realtors, U.S Locations: Sicily, Berkeley, Calif, Italy, Salemi, Towns, Sicily's, Palermo, Belgian, Mussomeli, California, Petaluma , Calif, Sambuca, Sicilia, Chicago, United States, Australia, London, Mussomeli's, Milan, Cammarata, Caltanissetta, Europe, Africa, Airbnbs
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHow much it really costs to buy a $1 home in ItalyIn the late 2010s, towns around Italy started going viral for selling off crumbling properties for 1 euro, or roughly $1.05. How much does it really cost to buy and renovate a 1-euro home in Italy? And is it worth it? CNBC Make It spoke to several Americans who have bought a 1-euro home in Sicily, Italy.
Organizations: CNBC Locations: Italy, Sicily
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHow I built my $400 million-a-year dating app HingeIn 2011, Justin McLeod was a Harvard grad student who wanted to solve his dating woes. He invested his own money to start Hinge, a dating platform the company says is "designed to be deleted." What started out as a small company that struggled to compete with now billion-dollar giants like Tinder, has grown to become one of the most popular apps in the dating space. In 2023, Hinge brought in $396 million in revenue.
Persons: Justin McLeod Organizations: Harvard
A town in Croatia is offering 13 cent homes in an effort to attract more people. Legrad, a town in northern Croatia, has been trying to get more people to settle in the area by offering houses for pennies. Legrad, Croatia has a population of around 2,000 people. Mussomeli, a town in Sicily, went viral for selling off deteriorating homes for 1 euro. Mussomeli, Sicily, went viral for selling homes for 1 euro.
Persons: Goran Safarek, Ivan Sabolić, Legrad, Mickey Todiwala Organizations: Austro, Istock, Local, Reuters, Croatia isn't, CNBC Locations: Croatia, Hungary, Legrad, Local Croatian, Sicily, Mussomeli
Here's how Kurtz built up Mike's Hot Honey from just a hobby into a company poised to bring in more than $40 million over the next year. This might be the life for me'A college-aged Kurtz in Brazil, where he found the inspiration for Mike's Hot Honey. Some like it hotKurtz working at Paulie Gee's in August 2010 with bottle of Mike's Hot Honey in hand. "I'd be in there from midnight till six in the morning just bottling, capping and labeling bottles of Mike's Hot Honey." Over three funding rounds, Mike's Hot Honey raised $12 million.
Persons: Mike Kurtz doesn't, Franzen, Quentin Tarantino's, Kurtz, Raffi Paul, Mickey Todiwala, Larry Raymond, Larry, Mike Kurtz, Paulie Gee's, Paulie Gee, Matt Beaton, Beaton, Beaton's Organizations: CNBC, Foods, UMass Amherst Locations: Brazil, Greenpoint , Brooklyn, New York City, New York, what's, U.S
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailMicron is building the biggest-ever U.S. chip fab, despite China banMicron, Samsung and SK Hynix are responsible for making 90% of the world's DRAM memory chips, and Micron is the only one based in the U.S. That's made it the latest target of bans from China. Yet Micron is spending $115 billion to build the biggest chip project in U.S. history. CNBC visited Micron in Idaho and talked to Gov. Kathy Hochul in New York to hear about the new fabs. We also asked Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer about Micron ahead of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Persons: That's, Kathy Hochul, Chuck Schumer, Xi Jinping Organizations: Micron, Samsung, SK Hynix, CNBC Locations: China, U.S, Idaho, New York
Shawn Tsao, 34, co-founded food delivery app Caviar in 2012 with four of his college classmates and fraternity brothers from the University of California, Berkeley. Before Caviar, Tsao and his co-founders created on Munch On Me, a daily deals app for food. In the ensuing weeks, they decided to switch to an on-demand food delivery app — a novel concept at the time. In 2014, Jack Dorsey's payments company Square — now known as Block — acquired Caviar in an all-stock deal worth more than $100 million, according to Tsao. Five years later, rival food delivery company DoorDash purchased Caviar from Square in a deal worth $410 million.
Persons: Shawn Tsao, Munch, Jack, Tsao Organizations: University of California Locations: Berkeley
But I wasn't planning to buy a house until I saw the 3,075-square-foot McLain House during a walk through the East Wheeling Historic District. Mickey Todiwala for CNBC Make ItUpon entrance, you're greeted by a grand stairway, complete with a fireplace tucked into the corner. Photo: Mickey Todiwala for CNBC Make ItThe third floor will be my next big project. What I love about living in a cheap, old houseThere are so many wonderful things about this house. Photo: Mickey Todiwala for CNBC Make It
Persons: Betsy Sweeny, Thomas B, McLain, John G, Eliza Ellen Baird McLain, Mickey Todiwala, Kellie Organizations: Wheeling National Heritage Area, East, East Wheeling Historic, Friends, CNBC Locations: Wheeling , West Virginia, Wheeling, East Wheeling, East Wheeling Historic District, Portugal, Warren , Ohio, McLain
Unlocked is a home tour series focused on how much people across the globe spend on their housing, what they get for the money and what they had to sacrifice to make it happen.
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailIs tiny home living the secret to saving money today? Make It journeys to Atlanta, Santa Monica and New York to connect with three individuals who live in small spaces to save big money. Alex Verhaeg, 23, lives in a tiny 95-square-foot apartment located in NYC's East Village. In 2022, Sung Yoo moved from New York to Santa Monica, California, into a 140-square-foot tiny home. Precious Price, 26, lives for free with her dog in a tiny home in her backyard in Atlanta, Georgia.
Persons: Alex Verhaeg, Sung Yoo, Precious Price Locations: Atlanta, Santa Monica, New York, NYC's East, Santa Monica , California, Atlanta , Georgia
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHow a 22-year-old earning $77,000 as a car detailer in West Palm Beach spends his moneyRandy Roblero, 22, lives in West Palm Beach, Florida, and he's on track to make $77,000 in 2023 running his own business as a car detailer. Roblero started cleaning cars as a side hustle when he was 18, but it wasn't until he purchased a van in 2021 that he decided to become a full-time business owner. 07:00 15 minutes ago
Persons: Randy Roblero, Roblero Organizations: West Palm Beach Locations: West Palm, West Palm Beach , Florida
In 2023, Roblero found more clients and started making money from car detailing videos posted on his YouTube channel. But he kept thinking about starting a car detailing business, inspired by the effort he put into maintaining his own vehicle. But by then, he was earning enough to leave his 9-to-5 and focus on the car detailing business full-time. In January 2023, he started a YouTube channel, where he shares weekly behind-the-scenes videos of his car detailing process. But in September 2020, just three months after he started the company, Roblero's father collapsed from cardiac arrest.
Persons: Randy Roblero's, isn't, It's, Roblero, Randy Roblero, Mickey Todiwala, Randy, Donald Trump's, Roblero's, I'm Organizations: CNBC, YouTube, Nissan Altima, Palm Beach State College, Facebook, Google, Transportation, Sam's, Walt Disney World, Ford Locations: Palm Beach, West Palm Beach , Florida, Florida, hustles, Bailey , North Carolina, Guatemala, United States, , Lago, America
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