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10/8/12

State Nearly Broke, Greece Selling Islands and Historic Buildings




Jakarta - Got extra money? Interested in buying one of the islands in Greece, like Rhodes or Corfu? Or perhaps historic buildings, harbor or even a government building?



Yes, the building and the island was deliberately sold by the Greek government in order to achieve the target condition for bailout funds from the European Union. Some state-owned assets are now beginning to boost funds released.

Based on data from the Institute of Asset Greek government aka Hellenic Republic Asset Development Fund (HRADF) there are more than 70,000 state-owned assets that are offered to investors to fund as much as 19 billion euros, or Rp 221 trillion until 2015.

One is a hotel complex and the port area of ​​119,800 square meters in one of the Greek coast, area 450,000 square meters in the area of ​​Rhodes who has an 18-hole golf course and beaches along 6.4 km in Corfu.

In addition, there is also an airport in Athens and the Olympic arena that was once used for sporting events across the country in 2004.

In addition to land, Greece also offers government buildings, the Ministry of Justice, Health, Education and Culture. However, these buildings are not for sale, but for rent.

Last week, Greece has managed to rent out the building the International Broadcast Centre that used to broadcast the 2004 Olympics. The building was leased by the developer Lamda Group sebilai 81 million euros (USD 945 billion) over 90 years.

"The offer will go financially," said CEO of Lamda Development, Odisseas Athanassiou told CNBC on Monday (10/08/2012).

He also denied reports that the rental agreement was made ​​only to satisfy the creditors of Greece alone. However, Sam Zell, the Commissioner of real estate companies in the United States (U.S.), Equity Group Investments, assess the price was too high and well above the average property in the U.S..




source:http://finance.detik.com

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