The neighborhood 15 minutes: the news after Covid
As we have often stated, Covid-19 has represented and, unfortunately, still represents an important problem. Both on an economic, social and environmental level. Real estate is certainly not exempt from these limitations, but there is a however. As the ancients said '' of necessity, virtue ''. At Realigro, we have noticed and noted how, indeed, this situation has represented the springboard for renewal. Both economically, but also for the real estate market. We are not only talking about the innovative structuring of spaces, but also about the services available to the citizen. The novelty is circumscribed around a concept: that of the '' neighborhood 15 minutes ''. What is it made of and how is it characterized?
Well, if you too are curious to know, you just have to do one thing. Read the next lines carefully. We are about to transport you to the future of real estate. First of all, we will start with the analysis of pre-Covid problems in real estate. Undoubtedly, a limit to be overcome is that relating to the lack of environmental sustainability. Generally, particularly green areas are also far from urban agglomerations. As also suggested by the EC in 2013, it is also appropriate to enhance the less developed areas, thanks to projects to protect the '' green ''. There are more and more requests from buyers of residential areas near parks or, in general, not far from nature. Furthermore, it should be remembered that one of the shortcomings most felt during isolation was represented by the absence of outdoor spaces. So how will the real estate of the future be configured? This is where the so-called '' 15 minute neighborhood '' project takes shape. It is only a new way of conceiving urban reality. Smarter, faster and above all better connected. We have therefore moved to a qualitative leap that goes beyond the mere structure of a property. More or less convincing and trendy for the real estate market. The substantial change will affect the neighborhoods.
In order to avoid excessive travel, especially in large cities, where Covid cases proliferate on a daily basis, we will try to create neighborhoods just 15 minutes from all the potential services necessary for the functioning of the same. But also for citizens. A sort of central nervous system with well distributed and not too long peripheral channels. A solution well appreciated by the major European companies and which will probably lead the various governments to invest in it. However, it is not possible to know what the timing will be for adopting this new urban management. What is certain is that it is a real revolution that will embrace the current real estate and project it into the future. If you are curious to know more about this and as many news of the real estate market, well .. stay up to date on our Realigro Blog!
Well, if you too are curious to know, you just have to do one thing. Read the next lines carefully. We are about to transport you to the future of real estate. First of all, we will start with the analysis of pre-Covid problems in real estate. Undoubtedly, a limit to be overcome is that relating to the lack of environmental sustainability. Generally, particularly green areas are also far from urban agglomerations. As also suggested by the EC in 2013, it is also appropriate to enhance the less developed areas, thanks to projects to protect the '' green ''. There are more and more requests from buyers of residential areas near parks or, in general, not far from nature. Furthermore, it should be remembered that one of the shortcomings most felt during isolation was represented by the absence of outdoor spaces. So how will the real estate of the future be configured? This is where the so-called '' 15 minute neighborhood '' project takes shape. It is only a new way of conceiving urban reality. Smarter, faster and above all better connected. We have therefore moved to a qualitative leap that goes beyond the mere structure of a property. More or less convincing and trendy for the real estate market. The substantial change will affect the neighborhoods.
In order to avoid excessive travel, especially in large cities, where Covid cases proliferate on a daily basis, we will try to create neighborhoods just 15 minutes from all the potential services necessary for the functioning of the same. But also for citizens. A sort of central nervous system with well distributed and not too long peripheral channels. A solution well appreciated by the major European companies and which will probably lead the various governments to invest in it. However, it is not possible to know what the timing will be for adopting this new urban management. What is certain is that it is a real revolution that will embrace the current real estate and project it into the future. If you are curious to know more about this and as many news of the real estate market, well .. stay up to date on our Realigro Blog!
