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American family calls its quits on overpriced NYC, buys home in Italy for $13K: ‘Nothing is that important’ - New York Post

New York Post·29 June 2026 at 16:09·1 min read
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Summary

Cassandra Tresl, 33, told CNBC that she and her husband decided to rethink their future after welcoming their daughter in 2020.

Key Takeaways— 2 points
1American family calls its quits on overpriced NYC, buys home in Italy for $13K: ‘Nothing is that important’ - New York Post.
2Cassandra Tresl, 33, told CNBC that she and her husband decided to rethink their future after welcoming their daughter in 2020..

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New York Post
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Published
29 June 2026 at 16:09
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