According to Kroll’s data, the retail sector leads the way in terms of transactions, attracting 33 per cent of investment, or 2.3 billion euros. This is followed by the hotel, logistics and office sectors

Property: corporate investment on the rise – up 35 per cent in the first half of 2026

Invel and YellowSquare are investing 75 million in Italia for four hybrid accommodation facilities

According to the <i>UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index 2026</i>, which analyses residential property prices in 23 major cities around the world, Miami is slipping down the rankings. Milan is among the least exposed

The property markets most at risk of a bubble are Zurich and Tokyo

This was stated by the Minister for Universities and Research at the conference organised by the Fondazione Collegio delle Università Milanesi in the Lombard capital. The MUR portal is now online to provide guidance to families and students living away from home who are looking for accommodation

Bernini: ‘30,000 new hospital beds by mid-2027’

The SDA Bocconi database shows that, over the last six years, there have been 15 sale-and-leaseback transactions involving 90 properties. SMEs are growing, as is the use of liquidity for <i>green</i> and technological investments

Property: in Italia, sales with lease-back arrangements have been worth over 1.3 billion since 2021

The group recorded an 8.7 per cent increase in revenue compared with the same period in 2025. The number of guests from North America rose by 28.7 per cent, whilst those from Europe and the United Kingdom increased by 2.4 per cent

Customer loyalty and Italian identity: UNA Italian Hospitality’s growth strategy

Hotels: a booming market

The famous Venetian hotel is kicking off a new season following its redesign by Pierre-Yves Rochon

The Four Seasons flag flies at the Danieli

Passalacqua has once again been named the best hotel in Europe. Asia dominates the top of the international rankings

Italia and hospitality: 16 hotels on the Italian Peninsula among the world’s top 100

Over 90 per cent of those interested in these properties are from abroad. Tuscany, Piedmont, Umbria and Emilia-Romagna are the most popular destinations

Buyers from the US on the hunt for Italian castles

Italia and Spain are driving growth in the European property market

Everything you need to know about the non-residential market: offices, retail spaces, logistics, hotels, student and senior living sectors.