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Two new auctions have been announced for obtaining the right to lease non-residential premises owned by Chisinau.

Two new auctions have been announced for obtaining the right to lease non-residential premises owned by Chisinau.

According to the Mayor's Office, the auctions will be held on December 1 and 8 at 10:00. The auction will be held in the meeting room of the Prefect’s Office of the Center sector (Bulgara street, 43). The auction will include 18 and, accordingly, 20 non-residential premises, isolated premises and separate buildings, ranging from 4 to 350 sq. m. Premises are located in all sectors of the city on central streets, boulevards and parks, including Blvd. Stefan cel Mare si Sfint, st. A. Sciusev, st. Bucuresti, st. Columna, bul. Grigore Vieru, st. M. Cebotari, st. 31 August, st. N. Dimo, blvd. Dacia, st. Hristo Botev, st. Alba Iulia, in the parks "Valea Morilor" and "Valea Trandafirilor", etc. Those wishing to take part in the auctions must submit an application no later than 24 hours before the start of the auction. Details on the website www.chisinau.md. // 29.11.2021 – InfoMarket

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