The house will save Italy was the title of the Conference of ilQuotidiano Immobiliare which took place, yesterday, at the Innovation Campus Milano in Peschiera Borromeo.
Despite being the "hottest" sector of real estate, residential - which in Italy is worth more or less 100 billion euros - still sees too little presence of institutional investors. Yet there are many new forms of "Living", which see international funds and managers active. Their interest confirms that precisely residential can be a new asset class to focus on in the immediate future.
Among the guests, who discussed opportunities and limits of the Italian residential market, also Giuseppe Amitrano, CEO of GVA Redilco, who confirmed that "If compared to the commercial market, the residential sector has lagged behind. We have felt a strong market demand and the need to modernize a sector which, it should be remembered, in Italy is worth about 10 times the volume of commercial transactions. Our goal is to create a modern real estate platform, which focuses heavily on technology, capable of bridging the gap with the level of quality of service required by both investors and end customers".