The developers of Brasov claim that the prices of building materials are constantly increasing, given the increasing activity on the construction site. Under these conditions, developers expect a rise in house prices in Brasov.
"A developer will never sell at a loss. All the expenses that increase - materials, labor, taxes and taxes, VAT, etc., imply a rise in house prices with at least the equivalent of cost increases per project, ”said Drago? Selagea, CEO of Alphaville developer.
According to him, six months after the launch of the group's last real estate project, Alphaville Arena, a third of the apartments have already been sold. "In the six months we increased the prices by 4.2% and we estimate a gradual increase until the end of the year by 5 - 7%, depending on the increase in project costs," Selagea said.
The project is located on 9,500 square meters of land and will comprise 3 blocks of 11 floors, with basement and ground floor. In total, 306 apartments and an afterschool will be built. The developer will also build three playgrounds and 309 parking spaces.
The developer of the Alphaville Arena residential complex has implemented on the Brazilian market the concept of Smart Homes, houses that can be ordered from a distance. The owners of Alphaville Arena apartments will be able to control the heat, electricity, windows and other equipment with their smartphone.
In addition, each phase of development of the new neighborhood will have four parking lots for electric cars with charging station.
In the first phase of the project will be delivered 109 apartments and an afterschool, 11 parking lots and 33 boxes. The second phase Alphaville Arena will hit a block of 123 housing units, 124 parking lots and 37 parking lots. The third phase of the Alphaville Arena will include a block of 74 apartments, 75 parking lots and 24 storage rooms.
Alphaville, part of the Alber Holding group present on the real estate market in Timisoara, Arad, Bucharest and Brasov, noted the completion of one of the most important projects on the real estate market in Brasov - Alphaville 1 and 3, in the R?c?d?u neighborhood, with more than 360 housing, successfully combines tradition, creation, but especially safety.
The project is located on 9,500 square meters of land and will comprise 3 blocks of 11 floors, with basement and ground floor. In total, 306 apartments and an afterschool will be built. The developer will also build three playgrounds and 309 parking spaces.
The developer of the Alphaville Arena residential complex has implemented on the Brazilian market the concept of Smart Homes, houses that can be ordered from a distance. The owners of Alphaville Arena apartments will be able to control the heat, electricity, windows and other equipment with their smartphone.
In addition, each phase of development of the new neighborhood will have four parking lots for electric cars with charging station.
In the first phase of the project will be delivered 109 apartments and an afterschool, 11 parking lots and 33 boxes. The second phase Alphaville Arena will hit a block of 123 housing units, 124 parking lots and 37 parking lots. The third phase of the Alphaville Arena will include a block of 74 apartments, 75 parking lots and 24 storage rooms.
Alphaville, part of the Alber Holding group present on the real estate market in Timisoara, Arad, Bucharest and Brasov, noted the completion of one of the most important projects on the real estate market in Brasov - Alphaville 1 and 3, in the R?c?d?u neighborhood, with more than 360 housing, successfully combines tradition, creation, but especially safety.
Fartec SA was the first privatized plant in Brasov in 1991. It specialized in the production of rubber products and had 1,600 employees. After 2000 the decline began, and in 2006 the plant went bankrupt. He had only 400 employees and debts of 691 billion old lei. The Treasury enforced the buildings, land and machinery of the company.
Most of the land was acquired in 2006 by the Poles from Echo Investments, who were planning to build here the abandoned Korona Mall.
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