Domenico Amicuzi - Real Estate Manager
Experienced and results-driven real estate manager with a proven track record of success in the Italian real estate sector. My background includes a range of consulting and management roles in leading real estate firms. I have successfully negotiated complex real estate transactions and spearheaded the planning and execution of prosperous development projects for major retailers and large-scale distributors. I hold the prestigious international designation of Associate Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and I am proud to serve as a Member of the Ethics Committee at the first Italian platform for sustainable savings and investment Ener2Crowd.
Press Clippings About Domenico Amicuzi
The rise of ESG in Europe’s real estate
In an interview I released on the online newspaper Bevwo.com, I discussed how the benefits of ESG reduced risks and enhanced property values, positioning the market for a more sustainable future.
The real estate sector’s contribution to sustainable development goals
In the article, I discuss with the journalist of MyTimesNews.co.uk the pivotal role of the real estate sector in advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Interview with Domenico Amicuzi about European real estate market
My interview with blogneews.com about insights on the European real estate market in 2024 and his prospects and forecasts for the sector.
Europe commercial real estate market: a cautious step towards recovery
I issued a statement regarding the performance of the commercial real estate market in Europe in 2024 based on the latest data from RICS.
#Dubai #realestate sales pushed to $63bn in H2 as one area show 35% #price increase.
UK #house prices fell by 0.2% month on month in December, the first monthly drop since March.
#uk #realestate
Best returns on #investment, biggest price rises and largest #rent hikes revealed as 2024 sales hit $133bn for #realestate market in #dubai
Real estate #investment activity is now forecast to increase 15% next year across the #UK and other major European markets.