Real Estate

Architectural value and strategic regeneration

AM Holdings’ real estate projects bring together innovative architecture and strategic redevelopment, transforming prominent, centrally located properties into premium assets. Each project—whether redevelopment, new build, or technological upgrade—is executed according to best-in-class international standards, delivering exclusive spaces tailored to high-profile tenants.

Drawing on deep industry experience, the group established AMH Urban Regeneration S.p.A. in 2020, a company focused on the sustainable redevelopment of existing real estate assets, fully aligned with global sustainability practices.

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Ricordi Building

Palazzo Ricordi

Via Berchet, Milan

In 1998, AM Holdings acquired Palazzo Ricordi, a landmark 19th-century building on Via Berchet, near Milan’s iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. Under the guidance of architect Aldo Parisotto, the property underwent comprehensive redevelopment, becoming a premium commercial and office space. The renovation sensitively preserved the building’s historic character while integrating contemporary features such as glass-walled open spaces and an executive lounge with views of the Duomo.

In 2014, Palazzo Ricordi became the oldest building worldwide to achieve LEED Gold Core & Shell certification from the US Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI). This milestone positioned the building as a sustainability benchmark in Italy, reflecting AM Holdings’ commitment to energy efficiency and CO₂ reduction through the adoption of advanced technologies.

Photo: Paolo Utimpergher

Stelvio Building

Stelvio Building

Viale Stelvio, Milan

In 2002, AM Holdings began development of the Stelvio Building, marking a key milestone in the company’s evolution. Located at the corner of Viale Stelvio and Via Valtellina, the site lies in a district undergoing transformation—from a former customs and logistics hub into a centre for advanced business services.

The original post-industrial structure was found to have irreparable structural issues, prompting a new architectural vision by Roland Gantes and Roberto Morisi of PRP Architects. The result is a distinctive building, instantly recognisable for its bold glass “bubble” that punctuates the urban landscape.

Spanning 12,000 square metres, the Stelvio Building includes an underground car park with 200 spaces. Completed in 2006, it was first leased to Banca Intesa and later sold to BNP Paribas, contributing significantly to the area’s emergence as a new business destination in Milan.

Photo: Emilio Sfriso

Marghera Building

Marghera Building

Via Marghera, Milan

Located in the heart of the exclusive Vercelli-Marghera retail district, Marghera Building Unieuro is a rare example of an independent retail space in a prime urban location. The property spans over 6,000 square metres and includes a large car park with 80 spaces.

Fully redeveloped in 2021, the building was renovated according to advanced green building standards and earned a LEED certification. For more than twenty years, it was home to the Mondadori Multicenter. Today, it hosts the largest Unieuro store in Italy.

Photo: Diego Alto

Kennedy Building

Kennedy Building

Via Chiabrera, Milan

In 1999, AM Holdings acquired the Kennedy Building, a 1960s property situated on a key thoroughfare connecting the Fiera-Sempione district, adjacent to the San Siro hill park. Originally a nondescript office block, the building was fully redeveloped to improve its presence, functionality and technical infrastructure.

The project served as a pilot initiative to evaluate the market potential of redeveloped assets and the value generated through real estate transformation. Features such as sufficient parking, on-site amenities and strong public transport links emerged as essential requirements for future developments.

In 2002, the property was sold to TC Sistema.

Photo: Emilio Sfriso

Santander Building

Santander Building

Via Santander, Milan

In 2006, Antonello Manuli met architect Mario Cucinella and was inspired by his vision of sustainable design. This led to the idea of developing Milan’s first zero-CO₂ building.

A site was acquired on Via Santander, near IULM University and San Carlo Hospital, and plans were drawn up for a project covering 14,000 square metres. AM Holdings led the initiative through to an agreement with the City of Milan, but as signs of an impending recession began to emerge, the company opted for a strategic shift. In 2008, the property was sold to the “Parallelo” Private Real Estate Fund Milano, which reoriented the development towards a more commercial model.

VP22 Building

VP22 | The Hidden Wood

Via Vittor Pisani 22, Milan

In 2017, a new real estate development was launched in Milan’s financial district. The project involved the demolition and reconstruction of a 1960s building located near the Grattacielo Pirelli, whose slender, harmonious lines inspired a contemporary reinterpretation of Italian modernism. VP22 – The Hidden Wood’s design is by architect Susanna Scarabicchi, a long-time collaborator of Renzo Piano.

The office building covers 18,000 square metres and includes more than 60 parking spaces and an 800 square metre garden with mature trees. Built according to advanced environmental sustainability standards, the project earned both LEED Platinum Core & Shell and WELL Core Gold IWBI certifications. It also received two international accolades: The Plan Award for Innovation and Design (Completed Projects) and the 2024 OPAL Award (Outstanding Property Award). Today, the complex stands among the most efficient and forward-thinking developments in Milan’s real estate landscape.

Photo: Studio Enrico Cano

Lake Garda Villa

Villa on the Garda Hills

Polpenazze del Garda

In 2021, an historic villa was acquired in the hills of Polpenazze, in the heart of the Valtenesi, one of the most prized areas on the western shore of Lake Garda. Set within a landscape of gently rolling hills shaped by ancient glaciers, the property spans two levels and covers approximately 600 square metres, offering sweeping views from its elevated position across the lake, from the Sirmione peninsula to Monte Baldo.

Surrounded by a two-hectare park, the villa is set in a peaceful natural landscape rich with cypress, cedar and centuries-old trees, and part of the estate is planted with olive trees. Its prime location and historic charm make it perfectly suited to become a luxury residence. The renovation, led by architect Aldo Parisotto, known for his work on several high-profile projects, aims to blend elegance, functionality and sustainability, while preserving the villa’s original character and enhancing its distinctive setting.

Prague Buildings

Prague Buildings

Czech Republic

In 2004, two properties were acquired in the historic heart of Prague, a city celebrated for its cultural heritage and strategic importance in Central Europe’s real estate market. Following careful redevelopment and effective asset management, the buildings were leased to generate steady income. They were subsequently sold at a healthy profit, confirming both the strategic foresight behind the investment and the sustained growth of Prague’s property sector.

Residential Properties

Residence at One Thousand Museum

Biscayne Blvd, Miami

This nearly 500 square metre apartment with panoramic terraces occupies the 25th floor of Miami’s iconic One Thousand Museum, a striking residential tower designed by the late Zaha Hadid. The building, now a landmark of contemporary architecture in downtown Miami, is known for its visionary design and advanced technology. The property was sold in 2021.

Renderings: © Zaha Hadid Architects

Residences in Aqua Building

Allison Island, Miami Beach

Located on a private island in South Miami Beach, this spacious apartment spans over 200 square metres, with additional terraces and access to lush tropical gardens. Part of the contemporary Aqua Building complex, the property enjoys an exclusive setting with panoramic views of the lagoon and the city skyline.

A second penthouse in the same development was acquired in 2008 and sold in 2019.

Penthouse in London

Chelsea

This refined penthouse spans over 250 square metres and is located in the heart of Chelsea, one of London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. Housed in an iconic building, the residence features a striking blend of steel and glass, creating bright, airy interiors with a distinctive sense of elegance.

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping views of the London skyline, offering a dramatic backdrop throughout the day. The contemporary design integrates seamlessly with the historic character of the surrounding area, known for its tree-lined streets, vibrant galleries and enduring charm.

A truly exceptional home for those seeking to experience the very best of London living.

Photo: Paolo Utimpergher