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Historical real estate sales in Romania
Overview
Historical and significant real estate properties are being offered for sale in various Romanian cities.
In Constanța, properties located within the ‘Ancient City of Tomis’ archaeological site are on the market. One villa on Cuza Vodă Street is listed for 140,000 euros, while an architectural building on Dimitrie Bolintineanu Street is offered for 440,000 euros. In both instances, the Ministry of Culture has declined to exercise its right of preemption due to a lack of funds and the absence of active archaeological research on the sites.
In Cluj-Napoca, a symbolic building at Mihai Viteazu Square No. 17 is also seeking a new owner. The site is noted for a clock stopped at 12:07 on December 22, 1989, to commemorate the flight of Nicolae Ceaușescu during the Romanian Revolution.
Entities
Constanța County Council · Constanța · National Museum of History and Archaeology Constanța · Ministry of Culture · ANAF
Timeline
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21 days ago
[CULTURE] 2 sourcesHistorical properties in Constanța and Cluj-Napoca up for saleHistorical properties in Constanța and Cluj-Napoca are being put up for sale, including a building within the ancient Tomis archaeological site and a symbolic landmark in Cluj-Napoca.
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25 days ago
[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesReal estate updates in Oradea and ConstanțaReal estate news in Romania features an ANAF apartment auction in Oradea starting at 18,850 lei and a historic villa sale in Constanța for 140,000 euros after state authorities declined preemption rights.
Sources
clickpentrufemei.ro · focuspress.ro · zcj.ro