Milan is the second largest city in Italy and the capital of the region of Lombardy with a population of 1,310,000 people. The city is one of the most fashionable cities and also one of the richest cities in Europe which has several historic museums, universities, academies, palaces, churches, libraries and artistic monuments around it. It is also a lively city, with several pubs, discos and nightclubs. The city has a Mediterranean climate with hot and humid summers and chill winters. Milan ranks the fourth highest GDP in Europe and as the twenty eighth largest economy in the world.

The major attractive tourist destinations in the city are the Duomo Cathedral (world’s largest Gothic Cathedral), Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, Theatre Museum at La Scala (Opera house), Museum of Historic Art of Sforzesco Castle, Leonardo Gallery, Milan Aquarium, Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio (Oldest Church) and many other attractions. The Milan cathedral is the fourth largest cathedral in the world. Milan is one of the world's major financial and business centers with major industries which include textile and Garments, automobiles, chemicals, industrial tools, heavy machinery, and book and music publishing. The Fiera Milano is the largest trade fair complex in the world.

Due to the city’s excellent rental potential as well as their high score on capital appreciation, the Real Estate Property Market in Milan makes the perfect investment in the country. Non-residents who are willing to purchase a real estate property in Milan do not have any restrictions like other countries which attracts more foreign investors to the city. The investment opportunities in this city are many, but they are changing and many industries are repositioning themselves in a dynamic property market.

Tourism plays a major role in the Real Estate Industry and the property sector in Milan has become more attractive and better organized in recent years. The changing conditions in international markets, currency fluctuations, and variations in the regulatory framework influencing trade as a result of the implementation of WTO disciplines have all contributed to changing the earnings prospects of real estate industries in Milan but still the demand for property investments are high in the city.