Amidst a political and economic debate and the so-called “Save Rome” decree, the houses of the Capitoline Hill in the eternal city suffer. The administers that govern the capital have decided to clear the real estate situation by putting a series of stores and apartments, that until present have belonged to the Roman Commune, up for sale. To be more specific, almost six hundred Italian properties, of which half are residential, are to be put on the market. The remaining…
