Techbau, 100 million plan in Rome for a mixed hotel and student building

Via del Crocifisso is located in a strategic area of the capital, perfectly connected thanks to the Roma San Pietro railway station, numerous bus stops, and the Metro Line A, which easily connects to the city's main points of interest.

In addition to Via del Crocifisso, Techbau is present in Rome with two other residential building sites under the New Living brand, one in the Aurelia area and the other in EUR.

Hotels and student residences are among the most dynamic real estate sectors. According to Cbre in the first quarter, hotels in Italy recorded volumes of around EUR 619m (+149%), with intense activity in the value-add segment for high-end and luxury properties. Private capital and family offices contributed significantly, approaching the sector with an increasingly entrepreneurial outlook and developing new product through repositioning or conversion of existing properties. The operation in Via del Crocifisso also follows in the wake of a redevelopment of the existing.

In the residential rental managed by companies (student housing and serviced apartments), the first quarter in Italy closed with more than 200 million investments.

In Rome, just a month ago, Invimit Sgr launched procedures for the redevelopment of former Inps offices on 2,000 square metres of its property, in Viale Trastevere, to be transformed into an 80-room student residence. While the European Investment Fund (EIF, part of the EIB Group) and Cdp Real Asset Sgr (Cdp Group) just over a month ago signed the 300 million co-investment programme for the development - throughout Italy - of social infrastructure for housing: for young people and the elderly. The first operation, with Investire Sgr's (Banca Finnat Group) iGeneration fund, is aimed precisely at bridging the demand-supply gap for student halls of residence.