Milan, Capital of Logistics Real Estate in Italy

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The new Borsino draws the trend of middle values of sale/lease, by illustrating a portrait, which highlights everywhere a softly and diffusing decrease of prices, compared to previous semester.

Concerning sale values of new properties,- claims Neda Aghabegloo, Responsible of Research Department of World Capital – it’s recording a -4% in Milan, following by Rome, Catania, Turin and Piacenza with -1%; the Bari and Genoa (max value 63 €/sqm) highlight a +2%. For lease rents, the dynamic of value decreasing is more significant in Catania with a -7% (from 44 to 41 €/sqm), in Milan with -5% (from 46 to 43 €/sqm) in Turin, Parma and Rome with -4%; it’s still positive in Genoa and Bari, with Piacenza (+2%).

Concerning sale prices of used properties continues Neda Aghabegloo– Milan and Verona are the unique cities to record a softly decrease of values; Rome, Padova, Bergamo, Nola and Pescara records strong decrease. For lease rents, only in Turin we record a gently increase (+3%), whereas in Lecce (-7%) and Milan (-6%), following by Verona and Catania (-5%) are among locations with major decrease.

Genoa, Florence and Prato – concludes Neda Aghabegloo – to keep higher values, with prices for new, that reach 950 €/sqm and for used 63 €/sqm. Milan, on the other hand, is the most dynamic and appreciated city for position and offer.”

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