One map, with the layers listed down the side. Most of the questions people arrive with sit across two or three of them at once — a price you could afford, in a town where the 7% regime applies, in a province where health scores reasonably — so the layers live together rather than on a page each. The preview below shows purchase price; open the full map to switch layers and pick a town.
Before the question of which town comes the question of which country. This map holds 14 layers — life expectancy, disposable income, unemployment and housing costs among them — for every region in the EU, so Italy can be read against Spain, Portugal, France and the rest rather than on its own.
Each country opens into its own regions. Everything is published at NUTS 2 or NUTS 3, which is a region or province rather than a town, and the map says so on every figure.
Open the Europe map →