Aimed at architects, developers and institutions, Charter sets measurable quantitative and qualitative standards for sustainable urban regeneration. COIMA commits to principles for future development and targets €5bn in responsible investment in next 5 years, with projects worth more than €2bn in pipeline.

The building was built in 1873 and is part of Milan’s historic heritage. In the last 24 months COIMA have invested over 1.5 billion euros and disposed over 700 million euros, yielding an average net return of 15 per cent consolidating its role as a fiduciary manager on behalf of primary sovereign funds and institutional investors from Europe, the United States, the Middle East, Asia and Italy.

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat has selected Bosco Verticale as one of the world’s 50 buildings that are most valuable in terms of growth and sustainable development in their cities: a model for future skyscrapers.

The Italian leader in IT, among the top ten companies in the world for app downloads and award-winning employer, will move in Corso Como Place by the end of 2021. The building, constructed from wood and steel, is a symbol of innovation and sustainability allowing for a 20% reduction in CO2 emissions and being WELL and LEED Gold certified.

Transparency and sustainability is core to what we do

COIMA presents the fourth edition of its Sustainability Report. The document, drafted according to the guidelines of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) and inspired by the framework of the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), is a fundamental tool to monitor our results against set objectives as well as to collect comments from our stakeholders.

The Municipality of Milan, COIMA and Riccardo Catella Foundation signed the agreement that gives life to the BAM project. The Biblioteca degli Alberi park is now an even more inclusive space, dedicating to the city and its inhabitants a full program of cultural initiatives curated by Riccardo Catella Foundation.

The company chooses Corso Como Place, the first WELL certified office building in Milan, for its city location. The redevelopment of Corso Como Place, plays an important role in reconnecting Piazza Gae Aulenti to the HQ of Fondazione Feltrinelli and reaffirms COIMA’s position as national leader in the development of headquarters on behalf of national and international brands, having developed over 20 HQ over the past 10 years.

Watch the interviews of COIMA RES management with commentary on the 2018 financial results.

Discover our commitment of over 40 years in the Italian real estate sector.