Five children from two marriages: Silvio Berlusconi's inheritance will be divided between them, a heritage that is poorly counted for nearly 4 billion euros .

Only in front of the notary will it be discovered whether the third wife Marta Fascina, married only "symbolically" with a marriage without legal value in 2022, will be destined for part of the Cavaliere's properties and bank accounts but the focus is on the reorganization of Fininvest, the holding company with 4.9 billion in equity.

From the declaration of assets on 2021 presented by Berlusconi in Parliament there is a taxable amount of almost 18 million (17,697,119 euros) which make him the "scrooge" of the Senate.

From the documentation reported, the composition of his assets emerges, made up of companies but also of real estate. He directly owns three supervillas (Villa Due Palme in Lampedusa, one in Antigua in the Antilles where he also has land, and Villa Campari in Lesa, on Lake Maggiore) as well as five apartments and two garages in Milan, in his historic residence in Viale San Gimignano.

There are also three boats in his name, Principessa vai via (a 42-metre sailing maxiyacht from the Perini shipyard), the San Maurizio and the Sweet Dragon, a Magnum '70 motorboat (which was involved in a fatal accident last year at the off Porto Cervo).

Finally, all the direct investments are shown: in Dolcedrago where the real estate activities are concentrated (Essebi Real Estate, Immobiliare Dueville, Immobiliare Idra), in the holding companies Prima, Seconda, Terza and Ottava with which it controls Fininvest, and small investments in Banca Popolare di Sviluppo di Napoli, in Banca Popolare di Sondrio and in the Forza 5 sports club . The real estate assets are mind-boggling . His residences alone are worth 100-150 million, from the Villa of Arcore to that of Macherio, but then there are the holiday homes in Porto Rotondo and Cannes with an estimated value of 500 million, just to name a few examples of the company portfolios real estate.