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PRESTIGIOUS HOMES MARKET H2 2021
04/03/2022

The report analyses the key indicators of the prestigious residential market, with the objective of providing a snapshot from the real estate and qualitative standpoint. In particular, the macro trends for the major cities are provided, in terms of prices, average sales times, average discounts, and trend in supply and demand; these indicators are also analysed at the micro-zone level,…

OFFICE MARKET OVERVIEW Milan and Rome Q4 2021
17/02/2022

The office market closed 2021 with take-up of 376,300 sqm in Milan and approximately 138,400 sqm in Rome. This is a positive result if compared to 2020, year that was significantly impacted by the Covid-19 emergency, indicating a gradual recovery of the market, although volumes remain below those of 2019. In terms of area let in Milan, the most active…

ROME WASN’T BUILT IN A DAY 2021
09/12/2021

The report aims to provide a snapshot of Rome’s residential market, with particular focus on the issue of new residential development, in terms of projects completed, under construction and in the pipeline. After an overview of the capital from the socio-demographic and real estate standpoint, the report examines the existing stock, starting from the official quantitative figures and from research…

RESIDENTIAL OVERVIEW H1 2021
13/10/2021

In the first half of 2021, the residential market recorded significant growth in terms of volume, closing with a change of +56% in transactions compared to the same period of 2020, for a total of 363,750 transactions (Agenzia delle Entrate data). On the one hand, it was an expected increase following the downturn recorded during the lockdown period of 2020,…

HOTEL OVERVIEW Q2 2021
07/10/2021

The first half of 2021 saw a 37% increase in investments in the hotel real estate sector compared to the same period in 2020, amounting to €480 million, equal to 16% of the total amount invested in Italy (approximately €3 billion). During the first six months of the year, the predominance of investments focused almost exclusively on individual assets for…

PRESTIGIOUS HOMES MARKET H1 2021
27/09/2021

The first half of the year recorded a positive trend for luxury homes, with the local lockdowns in March having a limited impact. With regard to prices, slight growth was observed in Milan (+1.6%), with stability in Rome, Genoa and Florence, and slight decreases in Naples and Turin. Average sale times were around 4-6 months in Milan, 5-6 months in…

OPPORTUNITIES IN BUILDING RENOVATION Q3 2021
27/09/2021

Gabetti’s Research Department, together with Gabetti Lab, conducted an analysis of the impact of the tax incentives (Ecobonus, Sismabonus, Superbonus 110%) subject to credit transfer. The main objective was to quantify the relative economic savings, through the analysis of 375 condominiums that deliberated on energy retrofitting works. In particular, the advantage for condominiums entitled to the 110% Superbonus was compared…

INVESTMENT OVERVIEW Q2 2021
27/08/2021

The total volume of real estate investments during the first half of 2021 amounted to € 3 billion, down compared to the volume in H1 2020 (€ 3.5 billion). The asset class making the greatest contribution to the overall results in H1 2021 was once again the office sector, accounting for 25% of the total, with investments of approximately €…

OFFICE MARKET OVERVIEW Milan and Rome Q2 2021
02/08/2021

The office market closed the first half of 2021 with take-up of 190,100 sqm in Milan and 67,600 sqm in Rome. This result shows an increase if compared to the same period in 2020, year which was sharply impacted by the Covid-19 health emergency. In terms of area let, the most active markets in Milan were the Periphery, accounting for…

REAL ESTATE POST-COVID TRENDS SECTOR BY SECTOR – JUNE 2021
27/06/2021

The residential sector marked a positive inversion in the trend in third quarter 2020, proving itself to be the more resilient sector. Logistics is the emerging sector, thanks to the acceleration provided to e-commerce by the pandemic. Despite the significant decline in take-up, offices remain the preferred asset class of investors, while retail is forced to bet on an omni-channel…