en Renovated building with high profitability
Main features:
Total built area: 397.38 m²
Total usable area: 332.30 m²
Renovated and well-maintained apartments
Leased commercial spaces
High occupancy rate with short-term rental contracts
ITE approval and debt-free property
Occupancy permits and energy certificates available
Layout:
Ground floor: Two leased commercial spaces.
Mezzanine to fourth floor: Apartments rented with high turnover, except for a long-term tenant on the fourth floor.
The building is in excellent condition, with recent renovations to the facade and roof. A secure investment in one of the city's most dynamic areas.
Ground floor
Commercial unit 1: 61.21 m² built / 51.39 m² usable
Commercial unit 2: 61.21 m² built / 51.39 m² usable
Mezzanine floor
Apartment: 61.21 m² built / 51.31 m² usable
Main floor
Apartment: 61.21 m² built / 51.31 m² usable
First floor
Apartment: 58.91 m² built / 49.29 m² usable
Third floor
Apartment: 58.91 m² built / 49.29 m² usable
Fourth floor
Apartment: 37.02 m² built / 30.42 m² usable
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Property details
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92-100 -
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21-38 -
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1-20
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