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Milan's Growth Corridor Suburb with New Infrastructure: A Haven for Investors

The suburb of Sesto San Giovanni is experiencing a surge in property prices and demand due to its new infrastructure developments.

By Milan Property Desk · Published 4 July 2026, 2:43 pm

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Milan's Growth Corridor Suburb with New Infrastructure: A Haven for Investors
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Sesto San Giovanni, a suburb located just 9 kilometers north of Milan's city center, has seen a significant increase in property prices over the past year, with the average price per square meter reaching EUR 4,200.

This surge in property prices is largely due to the suburb's new infrastructure developments, including the recently completed expansion of the Milan Metro Line 1, which now connects Sesto San Giovanni to the city center. The suburb is also home to the prestigious Politecnico di Milano university, which attracts students and professionals from all over the world. Additionally, the nearby Piazza Leonardo da Vinci and Corso Buenos Aires, one of Milan's main shopping streets, offer a range of amenities and services, making Sesto San Giovanni an attractive option for those looking to live and work in the area.

Local organizations, such as the Sesto San Giovanni Municipality and the Chamber of Commerce of Milan, have been working to promote the suburb as a hub for business and innovation. The suburb is also home to the Sesto San Giovanni Industrial Zone, which is home to a number of major companies, including Siemens and Alstom. Furthermore, the nearby Navigli district, known for its trendy bars and restaurants, is just a short drive away, making Sesto San Giovanni an ideal location for those who want to be close to the action but also have a more laid-back atmosphere.

New Infrastructure Developments

According to data from the Milan Chamber of Commerce, property prices in Sesto San Giovanni have increased by 15% over the past year, with the average price per square meter rising from EUR 3,650 to EUR 4,200. This is compared to an average increase of 10% in the city of Milan as a whole. The data also shows that the suburb has seen a significant increase in demand, with the number of property sales increasing by 20% over the past year. As of June 2026, the suburb has seen a total of 500 property sales, with an average sale price of EUR 350,000.

For those looking to invest in the area, it's worth considering the suburb's potential for long-term growth. With its new infrastructure developments and attractive location, Sesto San Giovanni is likely to continue to see an increase in demand and property prices. Additionally, the suburb's proximity to the city center and major transportation hubs makes it an ideal location for those who want to be close to the action. As the suburb continues to grow and develop, it's likely that we'll see even more new businesses and amenities popping up, making it an exciting time to invest in the area.

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