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Short-stay potential in Zona 2

Zona 2 recorded a €25,702 gross reference over 12 months, €121 per night and 62.2% occupancy. Explore historical rental performance, seasonality and the bedroom mix before planning your property's next step.

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Snapshot: 11 / 10 / 2026October 2025 – September 2026
12-month gross revenue reference
€25,702

All covered listing types

Average nightly rate
€121
Average occupancy
62.2%
Listings with bookings
2,629

September 2026

Historical aggregates across changing groups of listings, before operating costs. These figures are not an individual property's income or a guaranteed return.

Numbered zones cover broad areas and may overlap neighbourhoods. This comparison does not replace an assessment of the exact address.

Location in Milan

Zona 2

Find your bearings across boroughs and neighbourhoods, then compare the area that interests you.

Outlines show official boroughs; points locate neighbourhoods. They do not represent the boundaries of the rental statistics.

Before the numbers, the exact address.

This zone groups different addresses and property types. For a building or portfolio, select comparables in the same immediate area with similar bedroom counts; do not apply the average automatically to every unit.

Properties in the same area can be very different. Review these points before choosing an operating plan.

October 2025 – September 2026

How the year moves

Compare the twelve months to plan pricing, availability and cash flow.

Selected month: September 2026

€2,704

OctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSept
Monthly figures
Zona 2 · October 2025 – September 2026
MonthMonthly gross revenueNightly rateOccupancyListings with bookings
October 2025€2,536€12072.5%2,529
November 2025€1,841€10659.8%2,397
December 2025€1,725€10855.7%2,404
January 2026€1,565€10850.5%2,387
February 2026€2,275€14066%2,672
March 2026€1,889€11752.6%2,391
April 2026€2,412€13867.2%2,786
May 2026€2,555€12568.1%2,617
June 2026€2,117€11661.7%2,472
July 2026€2,247€11965.8%2,526
August 2026€1,837€11052.9%2,122
September 2026€2,704€13473.6%2,629

What remains for the owner?

Gross revenue is the starting point. Compare strategies over the same period and with the same available dates.

01

Distribution and management

Separate channel commissions, payment charges and management fees. Check the calculation basis and which services are included.

02

Guest turnover

Allow for cleaning, linen, supplies and work between stays. Establish which charges are paid by guests and which remain with you, without counting the same amount twice.

03

Property running costs

Include utilities, building charges, internet, insurance and a reserve for maintenance and replacements.

04

Investment and availability

Keep initial furnishing and works separate from recurring costs. Account separately for taxes, financing and personal-use dates.

Shorter or longer stays? Compare the calendar.

A nightly price and a monthly rent are not directly comparable. Compare revenue, costs, turnover, empty periods and the property's constraints.

Short stays

Review date flexibility, turnover frequency and the work required for pricing, cleaning and guest support.

Longer stays

Review continuous availability, everyday living amenities and contractual conditions appropriate to the intended stay.

Zona 2

Compare by bedroom count

Choose the closest available layout. View, furnishing, building rules and availability still need a property-specific assessment.

Bedrooms: 1
€22,832

12-month gross revenue reference

Bedrooms: 2
€31,969

12-month gross revenue reference

Bedrooms: 3
€46,355

12-month gross revenue reference

Bedrooms: 4
€54,676

12-month gross revenue reference

Only bedroom groups with sufficient coverage are shown. Studios are not included in this breakdown.

Quasi's operating context in Milan.

Two real references from the Milan portfolio. These photographs show the specific addresses below, not properties available in every area.

Ponte Seveso 25 · residential building · Milano Centrale
Ponte Seveso 25 · residential building · Milano Centrale
Cadore 22 · residential cluster · XXII Marzo
Cadore 22 · residential cluster · XXII Marzo

Management designed for portfolios and buildings.

Quasi-Hotels Milan primarily assesses residential portfolios, clusters and entire buildings. Individual apartments are selected carefully, particularly prime homes in Brera and Duomo. The initial assessment establishes fit and operating scope.

Prepare an enquiry that can become a property plan.

  • Addresses, unit count, layouts and bedrooms.
  • Current photographs, furnishing condition and planned works.
  • Annual availability, personal use and existing contracts.
  • Recurring expenses and property documentation already available.

The first discussion clarifies portfolio fit, missing information and the next step. It does not require uploading identity documents.

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Questions owners ask

Does this show what my property will earn?

No. The area reference helps frame a discussion. A unit-specific assessment needs the exact building, layout, condition, permissions, costs and planned availability.

Can I use this before buying or refurbishing?

Use operating homes as context for a first assessment. A purchase or refurbishment needs an address-specific budget, condition review and planned availability; current market figures do not forecast future revenue.

What should I send for an assessment?

Start with the area, building or project, bedroom count and current property status. We can then clarify furnishing, availability and the management scope.