This is CBSI and the world.

I'm John Batchel.

To Milan, Italy, Lorenzo Fiore.

Lorenzo is in a city that's become the center of interest

for very well-to-do people coming from many countries,

but especially the United Kingdom,

having to do with Italy being a welcoming environment, and the United Kingdom, not so much.

Lorenzo, a very good day to you.

You told me two, three years ago, that Italy was becoming the place to live if you were a young European from anywhere, from London,

from Berlin, from Paris. Milan was very welcoming and full of excitement. Now I learn from the news in London

that you've become attractive to billionaires and millionaires and people

who have a lot of property around the world.

Is that a good thing, Lorenzo?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John, and good evening to all the radio listeners.

Well, I can only answer, yes, it's a good thing.

Of course, there are a very interesting point that such rich people come to Milan.

And I can tell you that Milan is really one of the most attractive town in the European landscape

at the same level as London now.

And maybe even more thanks to that fiscal regime, which

makes very favorable also the stay in Milan in terms of taxes that foreigners can pay here

instead of paying in their country of origin. But let me tell you that Milan is a very, is a place to be, is a place to be for

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