In the beating heart of Florence, a real estate project is about to come to life that promises to redefine the concept of urban luxury. The Cogemad group, founded by visionary entrepreneur Emad Khashoggi, has announced a significant investment to transform a historic building into a high-end living and shopping experience.
The project, scheduled for completion in 2026, involves the transformation of Palazzo Sassetti into an exclusive boutique that will span three levels – basement, ground floor, and mezzanine – offering an unprecedented commercial space in Florence’s historic center. But it’s on the upper floors where the concept of luxury living will reach new heights.
From the first to the fourth floor, luxury residences of various sizes will be created, ranging from spacious three-bedroom apartments to sophisticated duplexes. What sets these dwellings apart is the grandeur of their proportions and volumes, never before seen in Florence, promising to offer one of the most exciting modern living experiences in the city.
The renovation and construction works have been entrusted to the renowned Nigro company, ensuring excellence and attention to detail. The commercial gallery on the ground floor will complete the offering, creating a perfect mix of luxury shopping and exclusive residences.
Cogemad brings to Florence its 30-year experience in the luxury real estate sector. Founded in 1989 by Emad Khashoggi, the company has distinguished itself with projects such as the transformation of La Tropicale in Cannes, the creation of Palais Napoleon in Golfe Juan, and more recently, the construction of Château Louis XIV in Paris, which set a world sales record in 2015.
Cogemad’s approach, which skillfully blends traditional craftsmanship with the most modern technologies, promises to bring a new standard of luxury to Florence while respecting the city’s rich historical fabric. As the project’s website states, buyers will be able to “discover the epitome of opulence” in an unparalleled location in Florence’s historic center.
This development will not only elevate Florence’s luxury real estate offering but could also attract a new type of resident and visitor to the city, further consolidating Florence’s position as a global luxury destination.
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