CDP Immobiliare (CDPI), the real estate arm of Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, has unveiled plans to invest €140 mln in the redevelopment of the Eur Towers in Rome.
Designed by architects Cesare Ligini, the towers date back to the ’60s and are currently partly let to the Ministry of Finance. The complex offers a total of 63,000 m2 over two towers and three lower buildings as well as 436 parking places.
Broker JLL has been appointed to market the to-be-redeveloped office space, which is targeting Leed and Well Gold environmentally-sustainable certificates.
‘The EUR Towers will represent an important landmark in the Roman office market and will initiate a process of urban regeneration capable of making the Roman market even more dynamic, attractive and competitive, thus aligning itself with the standards of other international markets,’ said Pierre Marin, CEO of JLL Italia.
Emanuele Boni, CEO of CDP Immobiliare, added: ‘The full relaunch of the Towers, unique in terms of performance and volumes available in Rome, best represents our ability to invest in the future of the country according to the logic of sustainability, safety and innovation.’
