Berlusconi’s children are putting Villa Certosa up for sale
Berlusconi, his children keep the Villas. The only exception is the father’s favorite in the summer…
Silvio’s heirs Berlusconi they have made a final decision on the immense real estate assets left by his father. There will not be no sales to third parties from the family villas with one exception: Villa Certosa. The summer residence in Sardinia will be put up for sale, with the price also set: 500 million. The last act is on the agenda by the end of the month. Barbara Berlusconi – we read in Il Sole 24 Ore – will sign the deed to become owner of Villa Macherio. The passage, in essence, comes after the choice of Silvio Berlusconi’s heirs to redesign the geography of the brick and mortar holdings, destined to fall within the perimeter Fininvest, and “arrange” the most valuable pieces of the Knight’s real estate in the family. Hence Marina’s decision to take over for 14 million, 70% of Villa Campari. A worthwhile rearrangement 700 million.
There are two immediate effects: the transfer of assets for 400 million of euros under the direct control of the dynasty holding company; the valorisation of three prestigious properties in the portfolio with “internal” family operations. The Berlusconi family’s real estate construction site – continues Il Sole – was started at the same time as the share reorganization which he brought Marina e Pier Silviothe two eldest sons of Silvio Berlusconi, in controlling position in Fininvest. It is, in broad terms, a package of villas and residences that it could be worth up to 700-800 million divided before the death of Silvio Berlusconi on several levels. Most of the most prestigious assets have historically been concentrated in Silvio Berlusconi’s real estate company, Dolcedrago.