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More Americans are moving to Tuscany, where their money goes further, the pace is slower, and the wine flows freely

People are moving to the region known for wine, food, and art for reasons from a lower cost of living to a desire to live more slowly.

By: Business Insider

Apr 03 2024
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More Americans are moving to Tuscany, a part of Italy known for medieval walled cities and wine.
They're drawn by greater affordability, the charm of the lo… [+12458 chars]
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