There is time until January for candidates for the transformation of the ‘600’s Podere Colombaia in Florence into a cultural-hospitality structure that valorizes the principles of the Florentine touristic offer, typically composed of landscapes, nature, art, culture, and wine and food
Lucca’s paper sector confirms its international vocation, comprised of exports as well as acquisitions on foreign markets, with the new operation in the United Kingdom by Sofidel, Europe’s second producer of tissue (paper for hygienic and domestic use).
The Tuscan leather industry attracts German capitals for one of its brands emerging at the international level, the Halder group.
The buying and selling of homes suffers an ulterior contraction, whereas the prices display a substantial hold.
‘Invest in Tuscany’ will attend Expo Real 2013 with a selected real estate offer and a clear message: Tuscany is not only the cradle of the Renaissance, but one of the most developed regions in Italy, a perfect location for investors willing to expand their business into Italy.
Residential and commercial real estate properties will be the first to change their price trends in 2014.
Fiscal agreements for large investments, standardized procedures to authorize the initiation of new productive activities, contractual regulations for workers that are adapted for specific investments, tax credits for Research&Development.
From Gucci to Salvatore Ferragamo all the way to Roberto Cavalli: the garment and fashion brands that were born on the territory and later affirmed themselves world wide through export represent the first business card of Tuscany’s fashion system, but the story of this region’s primacy in this artisan and industrial sector is also told by the statistics.
The ground is broken for the real estate projects at the Pisa Harbor, the area on the mouth of the Arno redeveloped into a touristic harbor with a broad project that lasted three years.
“I was extremely impressed with the quality of research and innovation found (…)” Dr Christopher J. Paige, vice president of Canadian University Health Network (www.uhn.ca), had to say.