Owning a house is everyone's dream, but the rising property prices and the high building costs are holding many back. Even old houses are being sold for lakhs. In this context, the picturesque village of Ambert in Puy-de-Dôme, France is providing an opportunity to buy a house at a low price. Anyone will be shocked to hear the price of the house. The houses are being put up for sale for just one euro, i.e. about 100 rupees. The project is being implemented with the aim of preventing the population decline in the town. Only about 6,500 people currently live in the town of Ambert in southeastern France.

However, the house cannot be bought outright. The authorities have put forward some conditions for this. Only first-time home buyers can buy a house here. Those who currently own a house will be excluded from the scheme. In addition, there is a condition that the buyer must live here for at least three years after making the house habitable. Those who rent out the house will also be disqualified. The house will be repossessed and a fine will be levied from those who violate these conditions.

At the same time, it is reported that many of the houses for sale are in a deplorable condition. It will take money and time to make the house habitable. Reports say that everything from the roof to electrical and plumbing work will have to be done. It is also estimated that this will be quite expensive. There is also a possibility of a contract that requires repairs to be made when buying a house. Therefore, many people are warning about the potential dangers of buying a house.