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Venice's Historical Treasures: State Properties for Sale!
Government properties in Venice are for sale. Citizens and initiatives demand preservation and participation in cultural heritage.
Venice's Historical Treasures: State Properties for Sale!
A new platform called “Crea valore, investi con noi” has gone online in Italy. This initiative comes from the Italian State Property Agency and is aimed at both national and international investors. Loud Jesolo Magazine There are currently around 400 state-owned properties for sale, with 36 of these properties in Veneto. The city of Venice in particular attracts attention, as 22 buildings and areas are on offer here.
Among the properties for sale are several historical sites. These include the islands of Poveglia and Le Tresse, the former monastery of Sant'Alvise and the fortresses of Forte Sant'Andrea and Forte Bazzera. The former sun colony of San Giuliano is also part of this real estate portfolio. Some of these properties are intended for cultural or tourist use, while three properties are intended to provide social housing, which is important in the current social discussion.
Resistance among the population
In addition, rowing clubs at the Polo Nautico have expressed concern about the future of the former solar colony, adding to concerns about the preservation of the city's cultural heritage. The former Sanguinetti barracks in Castello is also considered to be contested. These developments show that citizens, associations and even politicians are actively calling for the city to take over the properties. Politicians from various parties are demanding more transparency in decision-making and demanding clarification about sales plans.
Goal of revitalization
In addition, the properties are part of the “Piani Città”, which is used to analyze urban contexts and plan revitalization measures for public real estate assets. This is intended to take into account the needs of public administration and communities in order to improve the quality of life in cities.