MetLife expands Rome office project to 105,000 square feet
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Updated Sep 21
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What happened
MetLife held a beam-signing ceremony for its new office in Rome on September 21, 2026. The project, valued at $60 million, was originally planned for 50,000 square feet. MetLife later expanded the scope to 105,000 square feet while maintaining the original closing schedule. The office is expected to open in the first half of next year.
From wktv.com
Why it matters
The construction represents a significant capital investment in Rome. The expansion and construction process involve local construction firms and require regulatory approval from city officials.
From wktv.com
Who's involved
- MetLifeAmerican insurance holding company undertaking the construction project
- RomeLocation of the new office and construction site
- Roberto GualtieriMayor of Rome, responsible for local permits and regulatory approval