The hospitality sector remains among the most attractive to real estate investors, ranking, according to recent analysis by Dils' Team Research, as the second asset class in the market. In the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, investments in the segment reached approximately 450 million euros, bringing the annual total to almost 2.4 billion euros, up 30% compared to 2024. Interest focused in particular on iconic structures and assets with potential for repositioning in the luxury segment, as demonstrated by the fact that five transactions worth more than 100 million euros were staged. The capitals headed mainly to the main cities, with Rome in pole position thanks to over 650 million euros invested, but also to the most consolidated seaside and mountain tourist destinations on the peninsula.
More generally, the Dils report reports that, in 2025, the Italian real estate market recorded investments totaling nearly €12.4 billion, reaching its highest level in six years and not far from its all-time high. A performance that –analysts explain – reflects the high confidence of domestic and international investors in the prospects and solidity of the Italian real estate market. In front of hospitality, therefore, the most ‘rich’ asset class remained that of retail: in fact, in the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, it recorded investments of 1.1 billion euros, bringing the annual total to 3.4 billion euros. This result is up 39% compared to an already solid 2024, marking a new all-time high for the sector in Italy.
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