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Cdp sells the former Ospedale al Mare on the Venice Lido to the German entrepreneur Frank Gotthardt

The property is located in the northern area of ​​the Lido and covers a total area of ​​approximately six hectares – The sale was envisaged in the 2022-2024 Strategic Plan

Cdp sells the former Ospedale al Mare on the Venice Lido to the German entrepreneur Frank Gotthardt

Cassa Depositi e Prestiti sells the complex named Former Ospedale al Mare on the Lido of Venice. The group, through its subsidiary Cdp Immobiliare Sgr, has accepted the binding offer presented by the German entrepreneur Frank Gotthardt, founder and president of Compu Group Medical, a digital health company.

The property is located in the northern area of ​​the Lido, near the Nicelli airport, covers a total area of ​​about six hectares and is part of the portfolio of Fondo Investimenti per la Valorizzazione (FIV) – Extra Section, managed by CDP Immobiliare Sgr. The compendium is made up of 29 pavilions which will be entirely recovered.

The sale of the former Ospedale al Mare was envisaged in the 2022-2024 Strategic Plan of the CDP Group and "in line with the intervention guidelines of the Real Estate Department - reads a note - which provide for the possibility of carrying out large-scale redevelopment interventions with a positive impact for the city, the territory and local institutions, also through the involvement of private capital, once the urban development process has been completed".

 The transfer of ownership of the complex to Frank Gotthardt "will be finalized upon conclusion of the administrative valorisation process and upon obtaining the authorizations from all the entities concerned, preparatory to the start of the development project which will be promoted by the future buyer, called Project MARE and aimed at creating a technology park (eHealth Technopark) dedicated to innovation and research in digital healthcare and aimed at the development, implementation and marketing of innovative applications and artificial intelligence for the medical sector", concludes the note.

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