YCBOT_Moscow_Presentation

You can bet on TorinoCity of Knowledge, Innovation and Culture

Turin Municipality Event, Moscow, July 3, 2014

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Welcome to Torino

Torino and its metropolitan area>>


A city open to the world

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A city of art and heritage

84 museums 25 theaters 44historical churches 15 royal residences

6 million tourist presences/year

4million visitors to museums


A city on a change

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Metro Line 1

(west)

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Metro Rail

(Airport)

Metro and

Int’l Rail

(Lyon-Paris)

Metro and

National Rail

high-speed

(Milan-Rome)

Metro Line 1

(south)

Dora station

Rebaudengo

station

Spina 4

Porta Susa

station

Porta

Nuova

station

Lingotto

station

Spina 3

Spina 2

Spina 1

Lingotto

Torino and its metropolitan area


Foreign residents

16%

910,000 inhabitants

2 million metropolitan area

Birth rate increase 2001-10 77%

7,000 inh./sqkm

Median age 45 years

0-24 20% 25-44 30%

Torino, Piedmont, Italy


By plane

0h35 Zurich

1h20 Roma

1h20 Frankfurt

1h25 Paris

1h40 London

1h45 Amsterdam

1h55 Brussels

2h05 Madrid

3h00 Istanbul

3h30 Moscow

By train

0h30 Expo 2015

0h45 Milano

3h55 Roma

Intersection of 5 & 24

EU transport corridors


2.3 million residents

55 billion € deposits

3rd

in Italian ranking

63 billion € GDP

3rd

in Italian ranking

18 billion € exports

2nd

in Italian ranking

240,000 companies

4th

in Italian ranking

Torino Province

Development opportunities>>

Real Estate Market

4 million sq.m. office stock in Torino

10-15% vacancy rates of the total office stock

200,000 sq.m. office pipeline coming into the market (2015)

7.5-8% Torino office market estimated investment yield

(5.5% Milano investment yield)

Office Market (Territorial Gov. Agency, average 2012)

Torino 2,025 €/sq.m

Milano 2,935 €/sq.m

Bologna 2,943 €/sq.m

Firenze 2,976 €/sq.m

Roma 3,861 €/sq.m

Napoli 2,910 €/sq.m


Real Estate Market

Store Market (Territorial Gov. Agency, average 2012)





Roma 4,317 €/sq.m


Shed and Plant Market (Territorial Gov. Agency, av. 2012)

Torino 487 €/sq.m

Milano 930 €/sq.m

Bologna 882 €/sq.m


Roma 1,173 €/sq.m

Napoli 739 €/sq.m


Real Estate Market

Housing Market City Centre (Territorial Gov. Agency, av. 2013)





Roma 6,917 €/sq.m


Housing Market Suburb (Territorial Gov. Agency, av. 2013)





Roma 3,033 €/sq.m


An urban development strategy>>

Urban development

Infrastructural system


2ndprovince in Italy for

infrastructural equipment

1,300 km transport network

7 metropolitan railway lines

25 urban stations

1 underground line

60 km of ring road

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Environment and landscape


4 rivers

51 parks and gardens

175 km of cycle paths

320 km tree-lined avenues

bike sharing

115 stations

18,000 users

1st

city in Italy

1stcity over 500,000 inhabitants

in Italian sustainable mobility ranking

Reuse of built assets


5 million sqm

reconverted brownfields (1995-2013)

5 million sqm

to reconvert

Knowledge & innovation


100,000university students

10,000 from other Italian regions

20,000 from 150 foreign countries

2main universities

7higher education institutions

3 United Nations institutions

400bachelors and masters

60Ph.D. courses

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I3P University Business Incubator

150 companies/start-up

4th

in Europe - 11th

in world ranking

Knowledge & innovation


Piedmont Region

124 billion € GDP - around 8% of national total

1stin Italy for employees in ICT district - 13,250 companies

1stin Italy for expenditure on innovation in manufacturing sector

1stin Italy for R&D expenditure in business sector

1stin Italy for product/process innovations by small enterprises

1stin Italy for hi-tech patents

2ndin Italy for innovative enterprises (index 0.66 - EU average 0.4)

Torino Province

3rdin Italy for socio-economic competitiveness

25% women-owned 15% under 35-owned businesses

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Public awareness

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1stcity in Italy for smart governance and public administration

2ndcity over 500,000 inhabitants in Italian smart city ranking

Public-private partnership


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Completed and ongoing initiatives>>

Completed and ongoing

initiatives

>> Completed and ongoing initiatives

Lingotto center

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Olympic arena & stadium


Dora Park


Environment Park

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Lavazza Headquarters


Einaudi University Campus

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Politecnico Campus

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Intesa Sanpaolo Bank Hq

Main development opportunities>>

Mirafiori Tne Area

Palazzo del Lavoro

Retail Area

Valentino

Cultural Center

New Congress Center

V200 Project

Thyssen Lucento Area

Main developments


Mirafiori Tne Area

Land area: 298,000 sq.m

Gross floor area: 194,000 sq.m.

Mixed Use: university & research, offices,

retail, hotel, services, exhibition & congress,

manufacturing, light industrial activities


PalazzodelLavoroRetailArea



Mixed Use: retail, services


Valentino Cultural Center

Land area: 40.000 sq.m

Gross floor area: 46.000 sq.m.

Mixed Use: public library,

university campus, theater


New Congress Center



Mixed Use: congress center, cultural facilities,

retail, hotel, services, student housing


Thyssen Lucento Area



Mixed Use: research center,

offices, residential, services


V200 Project

Land area: 1,350,000 sq.m


Mixed Use: residential, offices, retail,

services, hotel, university, student

housing, transport hub


V200 Regio Parco


V200 Vertice nord


Student housing

Piero Fassino

Mayor of Torino

Piazza Palazzo di Città 1 | 10122 Torino | Italy

Stefano Lo Russo

Deputy Mayor for Urban and Strategic Planning

Real Estate and Urban Renewal Projects

Via Meucci 4 | 10121 Torino | Italy

www.youcanbetontorino.it

[email protected]

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