A children's camp in the Vitebsk region is being reconstructed by a new owner into a health resort for corporate recreation
The lot includes more than ten buildings and structures with a total area of almost 1.2 thousand sq. m, including a floating pier, as well as the right to a 50-year lease of a land plot of about 2.7 hectares. The company "Promyshlennaya gruppa "Akkurat" from the Minsk region won the competitive bidding for the property.
According to its director Sergey Shvarts, the new owner plans to reconstruct and modernize the former camp into a health resort for corporate recreation, as well as to develop tourist services.
The new complex will be able to accommodate up to 50 guests at a time, and it is planned to be maximally equipped with infrastructure for a healthy lifestyle.
At the same auction, a 485 sq. m pump station building located in the village of Druzhba, Senno district, was put up for sale with an 80% reduction in the starting price. The facility was sold for almost Br6.6 thousand to a single buyer – a private production and trade unitary enterprise from Senno.
The largest transaction in January will likely be the purchase of a shopping center building in Tolochin.
But the largest transaction in January will likely be the purchase of a shopping center building in Tolochin at an auction organized by the Vitebsk branch of RUP "Belyurobespecheniye".
Two buyers competed for the property, and the winner was determined at the 75th step, when the price increased by more than Br200,000 and amounted to Br760,000. The former store of Tolochin Raypo, with an area of about 1.2 thousand sq. m, will be revived by one of the major retail chains – probably only they can afford such investments for regional expansion.
An automated rail-side cement warehouse has found its buyer in Novolukoml.
An automated rail-side cement warehouse, owned by State Enterprise "Chashnikskaya PMK-71" under the right of economic management, has found its buyer in Novolukoml.
The lot included 4 metal tanks of 60 tons each on a welded structure and two underground 30-ton tanks. The facility was put up for auction with a starting price of 6.4 thousand rubles. The new owner raised the price to 8 thousand rubles.
It is noteworthy that on the same day, at two other auctions, a checkpoint building and a warehouse facility were sold for a total of 2.7 thousand rubles. They are located next to the rail-side warehouse on the same plot of land and also belonged to Chashnikskaya PMK-71.