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Developments worth 2B leva to be presented at BalPEx fair

Mon, Apr 14 2008 20:50 CET 825 Views

Real estate developments worth a combined two billion leva will be presented at this year's spring edition of Balkan Property Exhibition (BalPEx), which will be held on April 18-20 at Inter Expo Centre in Sofia, event organisers said on April 14 2008.

The projects on show include malls, vacation villages, office buildings, warehouses, residential buildings and hotels, according to Veneta Krusteva, managing partner in the Stroitelstvo Gradut publishing group, which is organising the event, as quoted by Dnevnik daily.

BalPEx will follow Balkan Real Estate Conference (BalREc) on April 15-16.

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