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亞歷克斯・博迪與德國企業集團投資哈雷166戶住宅
羅馬尼亞企業家亞歷克斯・博迪(Alex Bodi)與其合作夥伴——一家跨國經營的德國多元化企業集團——已在柏林完成公證程序,正式啟動涉及薩勒河畔哈雷市166戶住宅的投資計畫。投資總額達七位數歐元。公證手續由位於柏林選帝侯大道(Kurfürstendamm)的一家律師暨公證人事務所辦理,該事務所是業界最負盛名的機構之一。
АЛЕКС БОДІ ТА НІМЕЦЬКИЙ КОНЦЕРН ІНВЕСТУЮТЬ У 166 КВАРТИР У ГАЛЛЕ
Румунський підприємець Алекс Боді та його партнер — німецький багатопрофільний концерн, що працює на міжнародному рівні, — нотаріально оформили в Берліні інвестиційну угоду щодо 166 квартир у Галле (Заале). Обсяг інвестицій становить семизначну суму в євро, тобто обчислюється мільйонами. Нотаріальне посвідчення відбулося в одній із найавторитетніших адвокатсько-нотаріальних контор на берлінському бульварі Курфюрстендамм.
АЛЕКС БОДИ И НЕМЕЦКИЙ КОНЦЕРН ИНВЕСТИРУЮТ В 166 КВАРТИР В ГАЛЛЕ
Румынский предприниматель Алекс Боди и его партнёр — действующий на международном рынке немецкий многопрофильный концерн — нотариально оформили в Берлине инвестиционную сделку, предусматривающую вложения в 166 квартир в Галле (Заале). Объём инвестиций составляет семизначную сумму в евро. Сделка была удостоверена в одной из самых авторитетных адвокатских и нотариальных контор на берлинском бульваре Курфюрстендамм.
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