Italia GRI 2026

Name: Italia GRI 2026
Start: 2026-05-14 03:00:00
End: 2026-05-14 03:00:00
Location: Milan

Venue:

Milan, Milan, Italy

14th May

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EVENT MANAGERS

Caterina Locatelli

RE Director ItalyGRI Institute

Italy

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Giovana

Giovana Caravetti

Head Southern Europe & FranceGRI Institute

Graduated in Advertising and Marketing from Pontifícia Universidade de Campinas. Experience in the service and sales business. Currently focused on developing relationships among entrepreneurs in the real estate market. Responsible for the RE Club in Chile, Colombia, Argentina and Peru. Actively involved in the decisions and organization of meetings for members, and the relationship between them. Focused on bringing new members and relevant companies from the sector, to develop the Club in the Andean countries, and Argentina. Also responsible for the Hospitality sector throughout Latin America, concentrating efforts, for the main meeting of the sector at a regional level.

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Laura

Laura Sancesario

Relationship Manager - GRI Real Estate - EuropeGRI Institute

With over 13 years of experience in an international company and with corporate events she was able to work with many levels of seniority, roles, departments, and transformation projects.

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Victor Gabriolli

RE Director Italy and Portugal, GRI ClubGRI Institute

Portugal

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Keivan Salimi

Real Estate Director ItalyGRI Institute

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ABOUT Italia GRI 2026

Italia GRI 2026 brings together senior real estate players to explore the future of Italy’s market. Through high-level discussions and interactive roundtables, participants will assess where the market stands in the current cycle, how capital is being deployed, and what strategies are driving resilience and growth across asset classes. The conference opens with a forward-looking investors’ talkshow setting the macro context—covering confidence, pricing, capital flows, and risk appetite—before moving into focused debates on the sectors and themes shaping Italy’s next phase of real estate investment.

Throughout the event, discussions will focus on identifying opportunity amid repricing, aligning projects with regulation and ESG goals, and structuring partnerships that unlock long-term value. The program closes with a debt-focused session examining liquidity, refinancing, and credit dynamics as Italy moves into 2026. Designed for senior decision-makers, Italia GRI 2026 serves as a meeting point for the leaders shaping capital allocation, development strategy, and the evolution of Italy’s built environment.

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Discussions will touch on

Investments

Living

Light Industrial & Logistics

Hospitality

Mixed Use

Financing

Fund Deals

Opening Talkshow I 9:30-10:45

Navigating Italy’s 2026 Real Estate Cycle

Market Sentiment — Is Italy entering a new investment cycle, or will repricing continue to test confidence through 2026?
Capital Flows — Where is capital coming from—domestic institutions, global private equity, or funds—and how is it being deployed across sectors?
Macroeconomic Outlook — How are inflation, interest rates, and monetary policy shaping investor appetite and pricing assumptions?
Risk & Returns — What’s the new normal for yields, debt costs, and exit expectations across Italy’s prime and secondary markets?
Opportunities Ahead — Where do investors see growth over the next cycle—living, logistics, tourism, or mixed-use regeneration?

Breakout Discussion I 11:30-12:30

Italy’s Retail Upswing

Growth, Yield, Resilience

Yield Focus — Prime high street vs. top malls vs. outlets: what spread makes capex worth it?
Luxury Assets — Tourism spend, ultra-prime rents, and how do turnover rents work now?
Capital Flows — Which buyer profiles are active (core/core+, private wealth, value-add), typical ticket sizes, and which cities are seeing the tightest bidding?
Leases & Risk — Turnover vs. fixed rents, breaks, and service charges—what’s financeable in 2026?
Exit Strategies — Stabilize for core buyers or sell as mixed-use—what exit cap are you targeting?

Breakout Discussion I 11:30-12:30

Global Events as Catalysts for Growth

How Real Estate Wins from Worldwide Attention

The Olympic Effect — How did Milan-Cortina 2026 catalyze development, investment, and infrastructure renewal across Lombardy and Veneto?
Capital & Partnerships — How are public–private collaborations structured to fund and deliver event-driven projects?
Sector Impact — Which sectors—hospitality, residential, logistics, and mixed-use— benefit most from international events?
Urban Legacy — How can host cities convert short-term investment into long-term regeneration, connectivity, and brand value?
Global Lessons — What can Italy learn from London, Paris, and Barcelona about leveraging global events for sustained real estate growth?

Breakout Discussion I 11:30-12:30

The Italian Residential Equation

From Build-to-Rent to Build-to-Sell

Market Dynamics — How are macroeconomic conditions, interest rates, and construction costs influencing BTR and BTS viability in 2026?
Demand Drivers — How deep is tenant demand for rental products, and what buyer segments are still active in the for-sale market?
Capital Flows & Structures — Who’s funding Italy’s living pipeline—domestic SGRs, institutional investors, or international capital—and how are deals being financed (equity, bank debt, or forward-sale)?
Planning & Regulation — How are local frameworks and ESG mandates (EPBD, EU taxonomy) impacting design, cost, and delivery timelines?
Product & Positioning — How are developers segmenting between mid-market and premium offerings, and which formats best align with affordability and yield targets?

Breakout Discussion I 13:30 - 14:30

Alternative Living in Italy

Scaling PBSA, Senior, and Flexible Models

Market Fundamentals — How are demographic shifts, student mobility, and aging trends shaping demand for PBSA and senior living?
Capital Flows — Which investors and operators are leading alternative living deals, and how are projects being financed and structured?
Regulation & ESG — How are planning rules, care standards, and sustainability criteria affecting feasibility and investment appetite?
Returns & Exits — How do yields and exit routes in PBSA, senior, and co-living compare with traditional residential models?
Borrowing Global Playbooks — How is Italy adapting international concepts like co-living, flex living, and hybrid residential platforms to meet changing lifestyles and affordability targets?

Breakout Discussion I 13:30 - 14:30

Italian Offices

Finding Value in a Shifting Market

Market Outlook — Are office yields stabilizing in Milan and Rome, or will repricing continue into 2026?
Occupier Demand — Flight to quality vs. flexible use: what’s actually driving leasing activity post-hybrid transition?
Value-Add Opportunities — Repositioning B/C assets through retrofit, ESG upgrades, or conversions to mixed-use and living?
Development & Pipeline — What’s under construction, what’s stalled, and how are developers adapting to new regulations and financing constraints?
ESG & EPBD Compliance — How are investors managing energy performance deadlines and funding deep retrofit capex?

Breakout Discussion I 13:30 - 14:30

Urban Regeneration & Mixed-Use in Italy

From Legacy Assets to Livable Cities

Market Momentum — Which Italian cities and regeneration zones are driving the next generation of large-scale, mixed-use projects?
Capital & Partnerships — How are investors, developers, and municipalities collaborating—through joint ventures, PPPs, or platform-level investments—to deliver long-term regeneration?
Planning & Regulation — How are zoning frameworks and permitting reforms supporting or constraining regeneration-led development?
Sustainability & ESG — How are developers meeting EPBD and EU taxonomy standards while keeping projects financially viable?
Infrastructure & Mobility — How do transport networks, energy infrastructure, and public-realm design shape the long-term success of regeneration districts?

Breakout Discussion I 15:00-16:00

Italy’s Hospitality Renaissance

From Capital Deployment to Operational Excellence

Market Momentum — Is Italy’s tourism and ADR growth translating into durable investment performance across city and resort markets?
Investment & Asset Strategies — Luxury conversions vs. value-add repositioning: which projects and locations deliver sustainable yields?
Capital Flows & Partnerships — Who’s funding Italy’s hotel pipeline—core funds, private equity, family offices, or institutional capital—and how are partnerships with operators structured?
Owner–Operator Alignment — Which models (HMA, franchise, variable lease) best align investor goals and brand performance?
Operational Efficiency — How are operators managing labor, energy, and technology to maintain margins?

Breakout Discussion I 15:00-16:00

Value-Add & Asset Repositioning in Italy

Turning Obsolescence into Opportunity

Repricing & Opportunity — Which assets and locations now offer the best entry points for value-add strategies after the 2024–25 correction?
Repositioning Strategies — Offices to mixed-use, retail to leisure, or obsolete assets to living: where are developers finding the strongest conversion economics?
Capital & Partnerships — Who is funding these transformations—domestic SGRs, international funds, or private equity—and what deal structures work best?
Execution Challenges — Planning, permitting, and construction costs: how can investors keep projects viable amid inflation and regulatory complexity?
Exit Outlook — Refinance, forward sale, or long-term hold: which exit paths are proving most profitable in 2026’s capital markets?

Breakout Discussion I 15:00-16:00

Italy´s Logistics & Light Industrial Assets

Where Operating Needs Meet Investor Returns

Demand Drivers — 3PLs, e-commerce, grocery cold-chain, and SME manufacturing/reshoring: which tenants are real vs. transient?
Capital Flows & Partnerships — Development funding, buying stabilized or JV models with local developers?
ESG to Financing — Certifications, energy intensity, embodied carbon choices: which measures tighten margins and widen buyer pools at exit?
Location Strategy - Urban fringe (Milan ring roads, Rome GRA) vs. corridor mid-box (Piacenza/Verona/Bologna)

Closing Talkshow I 16:30-17:30

Italy´s Real Estate Debt Outlook 2026

Debt Market Sentiment — Is liquidity returning to Italy’s real estate debt markets, or will higher rates continue to limit deal flow?
Pricing & Leverage — Where are LTVs, spreads, and margins stabilizing across core, value-add, and development loans?
Alternative Lenders — Are debt funds filling the gap left by banks, and how are they structuring mezzanine, bridge, and whole-loan products?
Refinancing Wave — How are owners managing upcoming maturities and repricing risk amid tighter credit and higher refinancing costs?
Distress & Special Situations — Are rising rates creating opportunities for credit investors to acquire or recapitalize assets below replacement cost?

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With the largest commercial real estate team in Europe and one of the biggest worldwide, CMS is well positioned to help investors, funders, developers, landlords and occupiers navigate all aspects of the real estate market and maximise their assets. Whatever the size and scope of your project or deal, with almost 800 lawyers in 39 countries we have the resources to meet your needs quickly and ef?ciently, offering expert advice. We have been active in real estate in our markets for decades, so we understand the culture, the economic context, the local legal context and the history.

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For over 200 years, JLL (NYSE: JLL), a leading global commercial real estate and investment management company, has helped clients buy, build, occupy, manage and invest in a variety of commercial, industrial, hotel, residential and retail properties. A Fortune 500® company with annual revenue of $20.9 billion and operations in over 80 countries around the world, our more than 103,000 employees bring the power of a global platform combined with local expertise. Driven by our purpose to shape the future of real estate for a better world, we help our clients, people and communities SEE A BRIGHTER WAYSM. JLL is the brand name, and a registered trademark, of Jones Lang LaSalle Incorporated. For further information, visit jll.com.

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Yard Reaas is an independent group, a leader in Italy in real estate consultancy and integrated management of real estate services.The Group operates both in the institutional market and in the distressed segment for Italian and foreign investors, banks, asset management companies/funds, industrial groups, private equity and family office funds. It boasts over 30 years of experience in technical (due diligence, project management, project monitoring), environmental, ESG, valuation, and property & building management sectors. It counts around 300 internal resources, a network of 550 technicians, approximately 1,000 appraisers on the territory, and over € 60 million in revenue. Its activities involve single properties or entire portfolios, with reference to all asset classes (office, retail, industrial/logistics, residential, hospitality, healthcare, sport and infrastructures, etc.).

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