Policies

Assoimmobiliare outlines several priority measures to be promoted during the review of the “Sostegni Bis” decree, regarding: tax credits for shopping center operators, the possibility of renegotiating lease terms, and the exemption from regulations on shell companies.

Assoimmobiliare believes it is necessary for this instrument to be extended not only over time and to other types of real estate (in addition to private residential properties) but, above all, to other categories of users, including real estate funds, real estate asset management companies, SIIQs, and others.

Assoimmobiliare does not consider the proposal to introduce a predefined legal framework for the renegotiation of rent to be worthwhile. It would be more useful to reinstate the tax credit on rent for tenants.

Simplifying procedures in the construction sector is a necessary prerequisite for launching a wave of urban regeneration that will also serve as a catalyst for the economy.

In calling for a comprehensive review of the entire bill, Confindustria Assoimmobiliare is offering its input in the form of specific amendments to the bill.

The burden of direct and indirect property taxes has had a significantly negative impact on the value of the nation’s real estate assets, with repercussions on household savings. Assoimmobiliare believes that a reform of the IRPEF must carefully consider real estate taxation in order to preserve and enhance an essential component of national wealth and to enable the built environment to evolve in a sustainable manner, both from a social and environmental perspective, including with a view ...

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Italian real estate market has been and continues to be extremely severe.

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare has identified six urgent and priority legislative measures capable of providing relief to the real estate sector by reducing costs for operators and helping the country’s economy recover.

Confindustria Asosimmobilaire presents the association’s proposals for the implementation of an integrated national strategy aimed at decarbonizing the building stock and the construction sector within the framework of the circular economy.

Enforcement and bankruptcy proceedings still take about twice as long as the European average. The lengthy duration of judicial debt collection proceedings is one of the factors responsible for the accumulation of non-performing loans that has affected banks’ balance sheets. Asoimmobiliare has developed proposals aimed at making enforcement and bankruptcy proceedings more effective and improving sales procedures, with a focus on out-of-court sales.

Law No. 296 of 2006 established Listed Real Estate Investment Companies (SIIQs) in Italy, which represent the Italian version of the REIT model based on the French model.
In Europe, 71 listed REITs, operating in 13 countries, own real estate assets worth approximately 300 billion euros, while in Italy they remain underdeveloped. A reform of the legislation is therefore needed to promote their expansion, bringing benefits in terms of capital attraction and market transparency.
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"Real Estate Net Zero" is a report prepared by Confindustria Assoimmobiliare that outlines a series of proposals for decarbonizing Italy's real estate portfolio and the construction sector