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In the Saratov region sell a closed poultry farm

The land with a poultry farm under Marx was estimated at 55 million rubles

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In the Saratov region sell a closed poultry farm

The land with a poultry farm near Marx was estimated at 55 million rubles. This is stated in the announcement of the sale.

The territory of the former enterprise in the village of Volga was put up for auction. The area is covered with 38.4 hectares, the category is agricultural land. The lease is for 49 years. According to the author of the announcement, the leased plot is allowed to be issued in property. The capital buildings that previously belonged to the poultry farm have been preserved on the territory.

Among the possible scenarios of use are the placement of production, a warehouse complex, an elevator and livestock.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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