The real estate and the waterfront regeneration

Relaunching the real estate sector in this particular moment of economic crisis means to encourage public and private investment, promoting innovation of contents and processes that underlie of the real estate projects, with a particular attention to the urban quality and environmental sustainability.
This is what emerged in some recent projects successful, highly innovative, which testify the dynamism and the entrepreneurial resources in contexts where the innovation and free competition are interpreted as positive factors.
Several experiences in the international context shows that when the issues of transformation and areas development of the areas, brownfield or underutilized, are interpreted in a creative and original, the redevelopment of real estate assets and the enhancement of public assets can become the driving force for the revival of the real estate market.
The real estate sector addressed to the territorial regeneration through the redevelopment of a wide range of resources and the identification of new uses to be allocated to existing patrimonial assets, can give life to a new model of urban development.
Logics of social and environmental development, which are strongly linked to the economic and cultural regeneration, produce often new scenarios in the contemporary city, as well as in urban areas that overlooking the water, waiting for new uses.