Inside the Report you will find:
- Real estate returns for commercial properties Milano
- Cash returns and comparison with real estate returns
- Analysis on the sustainability of the real estate stock Milano
Despite the pandemic, real estate remains a safer and more profitable investment market than government bonds, which have fluctuated over the past thirteen years, ranging from -0,48% to 5,65%.
This is the data that emerged from the new Retail Capital Market Report Milano H1 2021, produced by the World Capital Research Department in collaboration with Nomisma, which provides an overview of real estate returns for commercial buildings in Milano (depending on the area and the activity carried out), as well as a comparison between the yields of Italian government bonds (3/5 year BTPs, 3 year CTZs, 6/12 month BOTs) and commercial bonds
of High Streets and Secondary Streets to understand their similarities and differences.
This comparison clearly shows how Milan's main shopping streets have maintained a stable trend in recent years, with values never below 2,75% and a positive trend compared to last year.
The study shows that in the first half of 2021 the average gross yield recorded on High Streets was 3,70%, while on Secondary Streets it was 6,1%.
Thanks to the collaboration with the research body Nomisma, the report also provides a mapping of the energy certifications of buildings (APE) of Milano and those documented by LEED (for the 7 NILs analysed: Isola, Garibaldi, Centrale, Loreto, Porta Romana, Navigli and Sempione).