An investment that should be between 800 and 1000 billion to redevelop the national real estate assets and implement the EU directive on so-called green homes. This is what emerges from an analysis by Deloitte, which highlights how in Italy over 8 out of 10 residential buildings are obsolete, with 83% of Italian residential buildings being built before 1990 and more than half (57%) dating back to before the 70s.
According to Deloitte’s reworking of Istat data, in 2024 the Italian real estate stock consists of more than 13 million buildings, of which approximately 89% are for residential use. And according to the study, the percentage of energy class F and G properties in Italy is over 60%, while in Germany it reaches 45%, in Spain 25% and in France just 21% and, as mentioned, it is estimated that to redevelop the real estate assets of the buildings, investments of between 800 and 1 trillion could be necessary.
“The Italian residential real estate stock represents approximately 55% of the overall wealth of Italian families. For this reason, a strategy is needed to ensure that the directive does not transform into a “black hole”, but, on the contrary, becomes an opportunity In fact, the adaptation of real estate assets to the provisions of the EPBD directive will require technical solutions not only for individual buildings, but also at an infrastructural level” declared Angela D’Amico, real estate sector leader of Deloitte Italia.
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