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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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The city has put more than 1,100 square meters of real estate in the Central Administrative District up for auction. This was reported by Ekaterina Solovieva, Minister of the Moscow Government, head of the capital's Department of City Property.
"Entrepreneurs can acquire commercial real estate at auction in various locations across the city to launch a new business or expand their operations. Both compact and large properties are being auctioned, some of which are located in historic buildings. Currently, premises totaling over 1,100 square meters are being auctioned at public auction, located in cultural heritage sites in the Meshchansky, Basmanny, and Arbat districts. For many potential buyers, the presence of a building with a rich history is an important factor when choosing a location for their salon, store, restaurant, or hotel, as it creates a special atmosphere and enhances the business's appeal," said Ekaterina Solovieva.
The two premises are combined into one lot, they are located in a building on Friedrich Engels Street (house 23, building 3The total area of the properties is 226.8 square meters. These are premises in the historic building "German Market, 19th – early 20th centuries: residential building of the Yakovlevs, V.E. Trusov with shops, 1837, second half of the 19th century."
Another premises with an area of 212.9 square meters is located on Arbat Street (house 30/3, building 2). It is located in a cultural heritage site of regional significance – the monument “The House in Which the Artist S.V. Ivanov Lived and Worked in the 1910s.”
The third lot is a 686.2 square meter space in the regional cultural heritage site "Houses of Free Apartments, early 20th century, architect I.P. Mashkov." It is located on Protopopovsky Lane (house 19, building 8).
Buyers are required to carry out work to preserve the property, coordinating it with the capital Department of Cultural Heritage, and continue to operate the premises in accordance with security obligations.
According to Dmitry Ryabov, General Director of the City Property Management Center, the deadline for accepting bids for properties on Arbat Street and Friedrich Engels Street is September 30, and for Protopopovsky Lane, October 2. The auction dates are October 10 and 14, respectively. Anyone can participate. To do so, register on the auction platform, obtain an electronic signature, make a deposit of 20 percent of the starting price, and submit an application.
Information about objects put up for open auctions is published onMoscow investment portalYou can review the lot documentation and auction rules in the "Moscow Auctions" section. The auction organizer is Moscow City Department for Competition Policy.
"The opportunity to purchase premises in historic buildings directly from the city is in demand among Moscow entrepreneurs due to their favorable locations, including in central districts, the transparency of procedures, and the legal integrity of the transactions. Since the beginning of the year, four such properties have been sold at auction, with an average of five bidders per lot," noted the head of the Moscow Department of Competition Policy.
The city has put two buildings in the Tverskoy and Basmanny districts up for auction.
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