Gest Resort, a firm of Marisa Bleve and Lucia D’Alba, invested 18 million euros for acquiring Lecce-based Hotel Risorgimento, born in 1754, from Giovanni Casto, the ceo of Milan-listed Softlab (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Marco De Marco acted as deal broker. Gest Resort will change the hotel style and group it under the high-end brand Tivoli. In 2021, Casto purchased the asset from Vestas Hotels & Resorts, a firm of the Montinari Family, for little less than 10 million.
Euryale Healthcare Italia, a vehicle that Kryalos and Euryale launched for investing up to 300 million euros in Italy, acquired seven elderly care homes in the Northern Italian regions of Lombardy and Veneto from undisclosed buyers (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The assets have a total size of 47300 sqms. During the closing phase, the investors signed for each facility long-term lease agreements with leading companies operating in the sector. Euryale Healthcare Italia also committed to purchasing two additional nursing homes under construction in Veneto and Lombardy. Paolo Bottelli is the ceo of Kryalos. Isabelle Clerc is the deputy coo of Euryale.
Mi.To Real Estate, a vehicle fo Green Arrow Capital and Crea.Re Advisory, signed an agreement with Apeiron for the redevelopment of the buildings in Milan’s Corso Vercelli 22 (see here a previous post by BeBeez). Apeiron acquired the asset in March 2025 through the securitization vehicle Real Estate SPV Project 2410 that issued two classes of asset-backed notes for supporting the capital expenditures (capex) and the refurbishing. Zenith Global acted as servicer. Mi.To Real Estate will invest in the junior notes while Crea.Re structured the deal with Apeiron. The firms appointed COSPE as contractor and DILS as vendor for the 4500 sqms asset. Mi.To Real Estate is Art. 8 SFDR compliant. Alessandro Di Michele is the general manager of Green Arrow Capital which set a target of 12% Net IRR. Pierpaolo Fraudatario is the co-founder and ceo of Crea.Re Advisory. Mattia Milani is the ceo of Apeiron.
