**Green Property** is a Milan-based luxury short-term rental management company built on one simple but bold idea: authentic luxury and environmental responsibility don't cancel each other out — they make each other better. --- **A Different Take on Luxury** While most property managers chase volume and cookie-cutter solutions, Green Property bets on quality over quantity. Every property is hand-picked, furnished with local materials, sourced from ethical suppliers, and managed with a sharp eye on environmental footprint. Guests staying in a Green Property apartment don't get a generic rental — they get an experience rooted in the neighborhood, its craftspeople, its culture. --- **Milan and Beyond** Headquartered in Milan, the company operates on the top tier of the short-term rental world — **Airbnb Luxe** and **Plum Guide** — attracting a demanding, well-traveled international clientele. Its portfolio is growing steadily across Italy's most compelling destinations, from the Lombard lakes to historic city centers, all the way to event venues like **Voliera Reale**, a stunning historic estate on the shores of Lake Varese. --- **Tech-Powered Hospitality** Green Property isn't just managing apartments — it's building the future of the industry. Its tech spin-off **stay.tips** is developing a next-generation Property Management System (PMS) powered by artificial intelligence and blockchain technology on the **Camino Network**. The goal: bring transparency, trust, and real efficiency to the entire rental chain — from property owners to guests to managers. --- **A Scalable Model** What really sets Green Property apart is its systems thinking. Every property under management becomes a blueprint: high standards, measurable impact. A model designed to be replicated and shared with other operators who believe you can run a great business and still do right by your guests, your owners, and the planet. *Green Property. Luxury that leave the planet for the future

In the beating heart of Florence, a stone's throw from Piazza del Duomo, is this refined apartment that expertly combines the elegance of Tuscan tradition with the needs of contemporary life. The space is spread over 80 square meters, where the authentic Florentine terracotta floors tell the story of local craftsmanship, giving a natural warmth and a welcoming atmosphere to all the rooms. The tall windows, typical of historic Florentine buildings, flood the spaces with natural light, enhancing the warm tones of the floor and the precious furnishings, especially with the morning light. The living room, large and bright, is furnished with carefully selected furniture, including a comfortable sofa, a glass table, an armchair and a modern bookcase. A large glass table furnishes the dining room, for the smart working station a comfortable desk is positioned, complete with high-speed internet connection, integrated electrical sockets and dedicated lighting. The sleeping area consists of 2 finely furnished bedrooms. The master bedroom boasts a double bed with a handmade headboard. The second bedroom offers two single beds that can be joined together to form a double bed, while the living room features a contemporary Italian design double sofa bed. ATTENTION, please note that in the case of 2 people, only one bedroom will be set up with 2 single beds. If you also want to use the second bedroom, please select occupancy for 3 people The fully equipped kitchen maintains the charm of tradition with custom-made solid wood furniture and marble worktops integrated with state-of-the-art appliances. A steel and glass table creates a comfortable and welcoming dining area. The main bathroom features a shower and a large sink with wooden cabinet.

**Via Calzaioli** is the main drag of historic Florence, one of the busiest pedestrian streets in all of Italy, running a straight and stately 400 meters from the **Piazza del Duomo** all the way down to the **Piazza della Signoria**. The name comes from the old guild of *calzaioli* — the sock and shoe makers — who ran their shops here back in the Middle Ages. But the street is even older than that: it follows the *decumanus* of ancient *Florentia*, the main east-west axis of the original Roman city. Halfway down you'll find **Orsanmichele**, one of the weirdest and coolest buildings in Florence. It started out as an open-air grain market in the 1300s, then got converted into a church and oratory. The outside niches are filled with sculptures commissioned by Florence's powerful trade guilds — including masterpieces by Donatello, Ghiberti, and Verrocchio (what you see today are replicas; the real ones are inside the museum). In the 1800s the street got **widened and straightened out** as part of a major urban renewal push when Florence briefly served as Italy's capital (1865–1871). It lost some of its medieval character in the process, but gained the grand, uniform look it still has today — colonnaded buildings, gray stone facades, retail shops lining the ground floor. These days Via Calzaioli is essentially **Florence's main shopping strip**: international brands, gelato spots, and historic cafés packed with tourists making their way between the Baptistery and Palazzo Vecchio. At night, when the crowds thin out and the warm streetlights kick in, the street gets its groove back — and you're reminded that underneath all the storefronts and selfie sticks, you're walking one of the oldest streets in Europe.