Gabetti Property Solutions S.p.A., through its subsidiaries, provides real estate services in Italy and internationally. The company offers real estate supply chain services, such as advisory, development, management, redevelopment, intermediation, credit brokerage, and management of franchising networks. It also engages in the purchasing, selling, and letting of private real estate, new constructions, properties, and short rent; buying, selling, letting, and maximising the value of office, industrial, hotel, hospitality, and commercial properties, as well as with real estate trading; consulting in the area of investment property transactions and property development; portfolio management; providing integrated technical consulting services at the assessment and regularization; offering integrated valuation and due diligence services, technical analyses/audits, project monitoring, and assessments; design, works supervision, general coordination, cost control, safety and testing services for traditional works; and new builds and property subdivision business. In addition, the company provides private banking; strategic consulting; valuation; real estate services to support economic operators in rural areas and develop the agricultural sector; real estate and sports management solutions; real estate franchising; international partner; financial & insurance services; utilities management; building renovations; and condo management franchise services, as well as real estate network services. Further, the company operates wikicasa, a portal that provides online collection, processing, and distribution of real estate information. Gabetti Property Solutions S.p.A. was founded in 1950 and is based in Milan, Italy.
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