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For November auctions in Perm put 17 plots under IZHS

In November, 17 land plots intended for the construction of private residential buildings were put up for auction, the city department of land relations told

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For November auctions in Perm put 17 plots under IZHS

In November, 17 land plots intended for the construction of private residential buildings were put up for auction, the city department of land relations told. They can be purchased or leased. The total area of the plots is 15.3 thousand square meters, and individually the area of allotments is from 472 to 1554 square meters.

Most of the plots are located in the Ordzhonikidze district of Perm - there are ten lots here. Four more plots are offered in the Kirov district and three in the Industrial.

Auctions will be held on November 12, 19 and 26.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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