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An international real estate patrimony

Through its associated businesses, Veroniki Holding manages a large real estate portfolio in four European countries (Italy, Spain, Romania and Greece) consisting of wholly-owned properties and land, renting out offices and apartments for residential use.

The properties are situated in plush and central areas of the cities in which they are located, a factor that helps to maintain and increase their value over time.

Our real estate assets: an international presence

Italy

In Italy we have a total of 77 real estate units divided between residential, commercial, tertiary properties and land in important cities such as Milan and Venice.

Spain

In Spain, we have a total of 19 real estate units divided between residential, commercial and land properties in major cities such as Madrid and Palma de Mallorca.

Romania

In Romania, we have a total of 68 real estate units divided between residential, commercial and land properties in major cities such as Bucharest and Lugoj.

Greece

In Greece we have a total of 80 real estate units divided between residential, commercial, tertiary properties and land in important locations such as Athens, Corfu, Crete, Thessaloniki and many others.

nòvAmpère

Immersed in the green heart of the Città Studi district, nòvAmpère brings new architectural, construction and residential solutions to this historic Milanese neighbourhood, location of prestigious universities and cutting-edge businesses, reflecting its community spirit and sharing its values, most notably that of innovation. Because the complex was designed today to be ready for the future: see the smart technologies like domotics, the geothermal heating and cooling system, the solar panels and the “smog eating” facade which guarantee maximum comfort and efficiency, avoiding waste and respecting the environment.

A new way of living.

Veroniki Real Estate Building

In Spain, in Palma de Mallorca, Veroniki Holding built the Veroniki Real Estate Building, a building designed with features aimed at reducing energy consumption.

The building features ventilated terracotta façades, thermoreflective insulation, thermally broken window frames with low-emissivity glazing, and a brise-soleil shading system that reduces solar radiation. Domestic hot water is produced by solar panels with storage, while heating is provided by a heat pump and programmable thermostats.

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