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Dils has assisted Coima SGR as advisor in the sale of an office asset in Milan's CBD, in Corso Europa 16, via the Coima ARGO Fund I.
Just a few steps from Piazza San Babila and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the quality of the urban context benefits greatly from being home to the offices of some of the most important Italian and international companies from the world of finance, culture and luxury.
Known as Palazzo Litta Cusini Modignani, the property was built in the 15th century as a residence for nobility. Its four floors above ground develop around a courtyard, occupying an area of about 5,900 sqm. The property underwent major refurbishment by the previous user, which made it functional and contemporary whilst preserving the original architecture and maintaining the charm of an illustrious past, as in the case of the square porticoed courtyard and main staircase.
The attractiveness of this already prestigious location is destined to increase further thanks to the upcoming restyling of Corso Europa and to the opening of the new M4 metro line, which will connect Piazza San Babila directly with Milan Linate airport.
Just a few steps from Piazza San Babila and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, the quality of the urban context benefits greatly from being home to the offices of some of the most important Italian and international companies from the world of finance, culture and luxury.
Known as Palazzo Litta Cusini Modignani, the property was built in the 15th century as a residence for nobility. Its four floors above ground develop around a courtyard, occupying an area of about 5,900 sqm. The property underwent major refurbishment by the previous user, which made it functional and contemporary whilst preserving the original architecture and maintaining the charm of an illustrious past, as in the case of the square porticoed courtyard and main staircase.
The attractiveness of this already prestigious location is destined to increase further thanks to the upcoming restyling of Corso Europa and to the opening of the new M4 metro line, which will connect Piazza San Babila directly with Milan Linate airport.