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Italy- Parking spots

Henry Clark
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Hard to drive along and not see CRE opportunity everywhere in the U.S. and also in Italy. Visiting my brother and son in Italy.

Just as a reference.  Italy has 16% of the U.S. population size.  Only 2% of the land mass.  And a large part of Italy is not habitable due to mountainous regions.  So the population is very compact and since it is so old, very hard to find open land near population areas.     

We have never been in Italy or Sicily during the High season of tourism.  Parking is hard to find during the off season.

Parking is an option. 

Two types of parking we ran across other than surface parking.

Two story Lego leg construction.

Formed Concrete

What both of these are in common are they are both in high density areas where tourists overwhelm the surroundings.  

The Lego leg structure had 120 parking spots.  There is very little parking near this area for a mile each way.  Beach both ways.  Restaurants and rental cabanas both ways.  Would rent 1/2 day for $20 euro till 1:00 or $40 euro for the day.  $4,800 euro per day.  Say $5,000 for easy math.  120 days during the “High” season.  $600,000 for 4 months.  Another $200,000 for the side seasons.  

So you pay $500,000 for 1 acre.

Pay another $3mm for the erected structure.  

About 5 years for payoff. With taxes.  

Great thing about this is it is a cookie cutter program.  Scalable.  

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