The Chamber of Deputies recently approved the measure known as ‘Salva Milano’, with 172 votes in favor and 41 against. This measure will now have to be examined by the Senate. The new provisions aim to clarify the urban and building framework of the city, promising to unblock several construction sites currently at a standstill.
The approval of the ‘Salva Milano’ has highlighted a clear division among the opposition parties. While the Partito Democratico, +Europa, Italia Viva and Azione have expressed their support, the representatives of Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra (Avs) and the Cinque Stelle have opposed the measure.
Angelo Bonelli of Avs criticized the law, calling it a “gift to real estate speculation”. On the other hand, Paolo Emilio Russo of Forza Italia emphasized that it was the municipal administration that requested the intervention of Parliament to solve a problem that hinders the urban development of the metropolis.
The approved text introduces significant changes in the authorization process for the construction of new buildings. Among the most relevant changes:
With the approval of the ‘Salva Milano’, the city is preparing for a possible relaunch of the construction sector. However, it remains to be seen how the Senate will receive these provisions and what the long-term effects will be on urban quality and real estate speculation. The debate continues, with citizens and investors carefully watching future developments.
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