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Italian Outlook 2025: Start with Momentum
Cushman & Wakefield predicts that 2025 will be a crucial year for the development and strengthening of the sector, with significant opportunities for investors and operators across the continent.
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Overview of sustainability protocols for tourism
Tourism contributes to 13% of Italy’s GDP, and is a key element of the nation’s economy.
Leonardo Gaggia • 10/12/2024
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Main Streets Across the World 2024
Milan’s Via Montenapoleone, where rents have risen by nearly a third in the past two years, has overtaken New York’s Upper 5th Avenue to be crowned the world’s most expensive retail destination.
Thomas Casolo • 02/12/2024
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The RETHINKING European Offices 2030
The RETHINKING European Offices 2030 report examines office stock across 16 key European cities and the opportunities for landlords to reposition or repurpose their space. By 2030, Cushman & Wakefield estimates that more than 170 million sqm of office stock is at risk in 16 European cities. This is equivalent to more than six times the total office stock in Central London.
Raffaella Pinto • 19/11/2024
MarketBeat
Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyse quarterly Italy commercial property activity across office, retail and industrial real estate sectors including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.
Anna Strazza • 18/10/2024
Insights • Economy
A regular update on the commercial real estate market in Italy.
Raffaella Pinto • 23/09/2022
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Italian Real Estate Overview 2021
2021 ended marking an unprecedented growth for the Italian economy, surpassing +6% increase in GDP. The fast-recovering economy, high level of Covid vaccination rate (among the highest in Europe) combined with Mario Draghi’s reliability earned us this unprecedented recognition.
Raffaella Pinto • 07/02/2022
Insights • Economy
Italian Real Estate Overview Year End 2020
The resurgence of coronavirus cases in October led to a slowdown in the economic activity at the end of 2020 leading to a decrease in GDP in the fourth quarter, partially offsetting the sharp increase experienced in the third quarter.
Raffaella Pinto • 24/02/2021