Imagine a city, a 1950s building where the ground floor spaces were originally designed for offices. For years, hundreds of people filled these spaces, busy with their daily work and routines. Now it's 2024, and things have changed. In the age of remote work, many offices have lost their purpose, allowing vacant spaces to be reimagined and transformed into residences.
We are in Trento, specifically on Via Prepositura, one of the city areas that urban planners have decided to revitalize. In a few years, the new, modern underground train station will be ready, and this renewal process is already visible in the new businesses and services springing up nearby.
As part of this renewal effort, what used to be office spaces and later a gym will soon be converted into new, modern, functional living spaces. The design choice is for studios—compact yet well-proportioned spaces—to meet the city's residential market needs. The renovation will be comprehensive, including upgrades to all plumbing and electrical systems, replacement of both internal and external fixtures, and new flooring choices that suit the modern context and aesthetic preferences. For those who prefer a hassle-free move, a furniture kit will also be available for an additional cost.
As a university town, Trento has developed a new image in recent years, becoming a hub for important economic and cultural events and boosting tourism and service activities. The demand for small apartments suitable for short-term stays is growing, making these spaces an excellent investment opportunity. Be it for tourist rentals, short-term leases, or rentals to students or professionals, these studios will always find tenants, offering a solid return for those looking to invest their money.