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For the second year in a row, Dils supported Investire in Roma, the annual forum held today at the Museum of the Ara Pacis, which brought together key public and private players in Rome’s real estate sector. Organized by Il Sole 24 Ore in collaboration with Dils, the event provided an important opportunity for discussion on the strategic role of the Italian capital in a market that is constantly evolving, with an increasing focus on sustainability and innovation.
The event opened with remarks by Fabio Tamburini, Editor-in-Chief of Il Sole 24 Ore, followed by an institutional address from Maurizio Veloccia, Rome’s Councillor for Urban Planning.
Elena Molignoni, Head of Real Estate at Nomisma, then presented an overview of the Roman real estate market within the global economic context. This was followed by a round table discussion featuring leading industry figures: Giuseppe Amitrano (Founder & Group CEO of Dils), Giovanni Maria Benucci (CEO of Fabrica Immobiliare SGR), Manfredi Catella (CEO & Founder of COIMA), Alessandra dal Verme (Director of the Italian State Property Agency), Stefano Scalera (CEO of Invimit SGR), and Giancarlo Scotti (Real Estate Director at CDP and CEO of CDP Real Asset SGR).
The role of public institutions in driving urban regeneration was explored in depth by Monica Lucarelli, Rome’s Councillor for Productive Activities and Equal Opportunities, in her presentation “Rome between investment and the regeneration of its suburbs.”
The second part of the event focused on the evolution of tourism and the hospitality industry, with contributions from Elisabetta Fabri (President of Confindustria Alberghi), Lorenzo Vianello (Head of Industry Real Estate at UniCredit), Angelica Corsini (Business Development Director at Arsenale Group), and Giacomo Nicolodi (Marketing & Communications Director at Kerten Hospitality).
Roberto Gualtieri, Mayor of Rome, closed the event.
"Rome is undergoing a profound transformation," commented Amitrano. "The city is increasingly positioning itself as a strategic hub for real estate development at the European level. The forum confirmed the growing interest in the capital, supported by a long-term urban vision and significant value creation opportunities. Rome is a city in evolution, ready to attract both domestic and international investment."