Rimini-Riccione

THE ADRIATIC COASTAL COLONIES, Rimini and Riccione

Permitted uses: Hospitality, Student house, Senior house, Social housing, Cultural spaces

PROPERTY

MAIN SPECS

86.500

Land area (m²)
50

Murri and Novarese colonies (Mln)
17

Reggiana and Bertazzoni colonies (Mln)
4

Buildings

The Emilia-Romagna Region, together with the Municipalities of Rimini and Riccione, are presenting a portfolio comprising four historic seaside colonies – Colonia Murri, Colonia Novarese, Colonia Reggiana and Colonia Bertazzoni – structured as a unified investment opportunity for a territorial-scale regeneration initiative. The cluster covers a total land area of over 86,500 sqm, with approximately 29,000 sqm of existing gross floor area to be re-purposed and redeveloped. These disused properties, characterized by strong architectural and cultural identity, are embedded within the broader strategy for the urban and tourism relaunch of the Adriatic coast. The proposed development framework envisages hospitality and residential uses, integrated with complementary functions including tourism-related services, student and social housing, wellness facilities and cultural spaces. The initiative enables the activation of private capital within a coordinated portfolio, in a context marked by consolidated tourism demand and a clearly defined strategic framework. Indicative investment values are as follows: Colonia Murri (Rimini) €20–25 million; Colonia Novarese (Rimini) €20–25 million; Colonia Reggiana (Riccione) €8 million; Colonia Bertazzoni (Riccione) €9 million.

Seaside properties intended for hospitality and residential reuse

the area

STRENGTHS

Significant architectural and identity value
Over 40 million tourist presences in 2024

OPPORTUNITIES

A large-scale urban regeneration initiative
Urban and tourism revitalisation driven by a prime seafront location

Property type

Hospitality, Student house, Senior house, Social housing, Cultural spaces
Land area (m²)

86.500
Year of construction

1911-1930
Risk profile

Opportunistic