Gruppo Matteoni - Case di Roma

Established in May 2016, it developed the “Aquila Bianca” and “Flaminia” urban redevelopment projects in Rome. Today it works mainly for third parties, providing strategic real estate consulting and acting as a general contractor for large-scale projects.

Established in May 2021, it is the company behind the “Priscilla” project: a high-end redevelopment in Rome’s Trieste district that acquired and repositioned space in an upscale building (2021-2024).

The Group’s real estate holding company, it oversaw the management and value enhancement of the portfolio through acquisitions, sales, and leasing. Its function was subsequently absorbed by a different structure for holding and managing the Group’s assets.

Established to work, in agreement with the City of Rome, on the redevelopment of street-level urban space, it pursued a twofold objective: to clear the streets of haphazard parking, moving it into underground multistory structures, and to give the neighborhoods back green spaces with amenities, a condition for a balanced relationship between residents and the environment. On public land, under the first Urban Parking Plan (P.U.P.), it built the underground multistory parking garages on Corso Francia and Via della Farnesina.

Established to develop and build projects under the second Urban Parking Plan (P.U.P.) of the City of Rome; once its primary purpose was fulfilled, it focused on the reengineering, management, and administration of existing parking garages.

A company spun off from GOFAR S.r.l. It managed properties and added value to them through major renovations, and served as operational and management support for other companies in the Group. Once its corporate purpose was fulfilled, it was dissolved.

An SPV dedicated to real estate developments in the second-home market, including “L’Arancera” in Santa Marinella: a residential project consisting of townhouses on the Roman coast. Once its strategic purpose was fulfilled, it was liquidated.

A construction company active in residential development in Rome. Its main projects include “Terravista,” an elegant villa-style building of mainly studio and one-bedroom apartments, within the Consorzio Case e Campi.

A real estate development company also active outside the Rome area. In Tivoli it built the development known as “Piccolo Giglio,” a building for residential and commercial use.

GOFAR S.r.l. was established to develop a complex real estate project in Formello, in the Le Rughe district, on a total area of over 25 hectares. The project was formally launched in 2003 after the signing of the development agreement with the Town of Formello, and involved building the infrastructure for the entire area and then developing 96 small villas (from single-family to multifamily) together with a varied mix of office space. Over the following seven years, 12,125 square meters of residential space and 11,318 cubic meters of nonresidential space were developed.

Established in September 2003 to build underground or aboveground multistory parking garages on private land. It built an underground multistory parking garage along Via Cassia Antica; subsequently, in 2007, the company was sold to other operators in the sector.

A company established in Spain to develop “Las Mariposas,” an ultra-high-end residential complex on the Milla de Oro of the Costa del Sol, between the sought-after destinations of Marbella and Puerto Banús. A project of luxury residences that fully respect the genius loci, set in a stunning Andalusian-style landscape with sea views.

The family’s first construction company, owned by Giuseppe and his brother Manlio and based at Via Sabotino 2 in Prati, as listed in a 1930s business directory.

S.O.S. Brasil Onlus was an Italian nonprofit organization active from 1996, founded and chaired by Grazia Matteoni, dedicated to supporting severely disadvantaged children and adolescents in Porto Seguro, in the Brazilian state of Bahia. After several initiatives in support of local organizations, in 2005, with great commitment, it built a center of excellence, the “Matteo e Lapo Matteoni” Educational Center: a modern, self-sufficient facility that welcomed thousands of young people, offering education, meals, and vocational training in agriculture and crafts, with the express aim of giving them the chance that life had never granted them. Funded exclusively by donations and charity events organized in Italy, it promoted autonomy and social inclusion until 2021, when it ceased operations, paving the way for the Center to be repurposed for new social uses.