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All Market News: Italian Real Estate Intelligence

KKR, Round Hill Capital and Longridge sold logistics portfolio to EQT Exeter for €117.5m

KKR, Round Hill Capital and Longridge sold logistics portfolio to EQT Exeter for €117.5m

15 November, Round Hill Capital KKR, Round Hill Capital and Longridge announced the sale of their Italian logistics portfolio (Elizabeth portfolio) to logistics developer EQT Exeter for €117.5million. The portfolio includes nine last-mile logistic assets for a total surface of approximately 131,000 Sqm. The properties are fully leased and mostly located in Milan, Emilia-Romagna and Rome. Source: Round Hill Capital Translator: Cristina Ambrosi  
 
The former Hennebique silos in Genoa to be requalified

The former Hennebique silos in Genoa to be requalified

08 November, Monitor Immobiliare After being abandoned for over 50 years, the old Hennebique silos in Genoa old town will be requalified by Vitali with an investment of 100 million €. The premises, which cover 40,000 Sqm, will be turned into hotels and tourist offices and services. Its requalification will link Genoa old harbour with the tourist port, completing the renovation of the city’s waterfront. Source: Monitor Immobiliare Translator: Cristina Ambrosi
 
Former Palazzo Poste in Florence will become a Camplus student residence

Former Palazzo Poste in Florence will become a Camplus student residence

09 November, Monitor Immobiliare A part of the former central post office (Palazzo Poste) in Florence, owned by Europa Gestioni Immobiliari, will be leased to Camplus to turn it into student halls offering 200 beds. The requalification of the building is included in a broader project involving the creation of a new square and the reorganization of the public spaces around Via Pietrapiana. Source: Monitor Immobiliare Translator: Cristina Ambrosi
 
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