Multi Corporation wins property management mandate for the new Thematic District of Genoa

Multi Corporation wins prestigious property management mandate for the new Thematic District of Genoa
Amsterdam, July 18th, 2024 – Multi Corporation announced that it has been awarded the property management mandate for the highly anticipated Thematic District of Genoa in Italy, a large-scale urban regeneration project offering retail and gastronomy. The project is recognised as one of the best development on the Italian market and the mandate includes advisory on all pre-opening activities and property management post-opening, with the grand opening planned for mid-2025. The mandate was awarded by Genova Sviluppo Srl.

The new Thematic District is set to transform a strategic area of Genoa, bringing new life to the marina zone through an innovative urban intervention that integrates residential, nautical, and commercial functions. This world-class redevelopment project will rejuvenate a disused area, reconnecting it with downtown Genoa.
Central to this regeneration is a new retail development spanning three floors and around 28.000 sqm of GLA. The new District will feature a diverse mix of national and international brands, focusing on sport, the sea world, and local products. It promises to be a premier destination for residents, tourists and visitors to the adjacent marina as well as Genoa more generally.

Luca Maganuco, Senior Managing Director Italy at Multi Corporation, stated: “The new Thematic District in Genoa is one the most exciting new development project in Italy, and promises to really bring this part of the city back to life. It will be a destination for residents, tourists, and visitors in its own right, as well as a fantastic addition to the broader marina area zone. We are delighted to be playing our part, and with Multi’s extensive experience in advisory and property management across Europe, we can’t wait to get started.”

The new Thematic District is poised to become Genoa’s new commercial hub, seamlessly connecting a previously disused part of the city with its high street, and will attract a wide audience from near and far.