Policies / Public consultation

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare welcomes the proposed revision of the SFDR as a positive step towards a more effective and proportionate sustainable finance framework. The association highlights the need for regulatory stability, a clear transitional period and greater alignment between Level 1 and Level 2 rules, particularly for long-term real estate investments. It also calls for clearer product categories, a single evidentiary standard and proportionate disclosure requirements to ensure ...

Assoimmobiliare welcomes the launch of the public consultation on the partial amendment to the General Urban Development Plan (PGT) and supports its objectives of urban regeneration, high-quality construction, and sustainability. It emphasizes, however, the need to enhance the clarity, consistency, and certainty of the regulations’ application in order to promote effective and sustainable regeneration projects for the city’s development.

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare participated in the European Commission’s call for evidence for the development of the first European Housing Plan. The call for evidence will be followed by a new public consultation in the second half of 2025.

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare participated in the European Commission’s public consultation on the review of the European Regulation on sustainability reporting in the financial services sector

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare participated in the public consultation on the partial amendment to the technical implementation regulations of the current General Zoning Plan for Rome.

Confindustria Assoimmobiliare attended the meeting chaired by Minister Matteo Salvini, during which updates were presented on the initiatives promoted by the Ministry regarding construction and housing policies. On that occasion, the launch of a public consultation on the reform of the Consolidated Building Act (TUE) was announced.

Assoimmobiliare views with interest measures aimed at placing greater emphasis on the category of professional investors, which in Italy could be expanded to encourage the flow of investment toward capital markets, as well as to promote investment by institutional investors, with particular regard to the regulation of collective investment undertakings (OICR).

Assoimmobiliare wishes to express its appreciation for the initiative, which, in addition to boosting the asset management industry, could serve as an additional tool to foster the country’s economic recovery.

Assoimmobiliare has submitted comments on the provisions relevant to the real estate industry among those drafted to implement the provisions of Article 21, paragraph 5, of the so-called Decree 231

Assoimmobiliare welcomes the proposal to introduce certain amendments to the implementing regulations for Article 2, paragraphs 5-bis and 5-ter, of Legislative Decree No. 179 of October 8, 2007.