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Dils acted as advisor in the sale and purchase transaction of the office building at via Romagnoli 6, in Milan, owned by Kervis SGR and acquired by a private investor.
Developed over nine above-ground floors and two basement levels for a total gross surface area of 19,000 sqm, the property stands out for its regular and flexible configuration of spaces, designed to adapt to the different needs of tenants, and for its high overall functionality.
The building features a continuous glass curtain wall with contemporary design, which defines its architectural identity and ensures excellent natural lighting of workspaces. The regular floor plan configuration, combined with the central positioning of vertical connections, guarantees high distributional flexibility and efficient use of space, making the property particularly suitable for a multi-tenant configuration. The asset is also BREEAM In-Use Very Good certified, confirming the quality and performance of the building in terms of sustainability.
Romagnoli 6 is located in the south-west quadrant of Milan, in a semi-central position, a short distance from the Washington, Solari and Tortona districts. In recent years, the area has undergone a significant urban regeneration process, supported by the development of new residential, office and commercial projects, as well as the progressive enhancement of services and infrastructure.
Among the main factors that have contributed to the growing attractiveness of the location is the opening of the Tolstoj station on the M4 line, reachable within a few minutes' walk from the property. The new infrastructure has significantly improved the accessibility of the area, ensuring rapid connections with Milan city centre, Linate airport and the entire city public transport network.
The transaction confirms investors' constant interest in multi-tenant office properties characterized by flexibility, quality of spaces and accessibility, while highlighting the growing attractiveness of Milan's semi-central districts. The continuous development of infrastructure and numerous urban regeneration projects are indeed strengthening the positioning of these areas, making them increasingly appreciated by investors and occupiers.