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Spanish state-owned railway infrastructure manager, Adif, has put 11 properties it owns in the Murcia town of Águilas up for sale by public auction as part of its asset rationalisation plan.

 

As well as being railways manager for the Spanish state, Adif owns several assets and the aim of auctioning them off is to reorganise those assets to improve operating efficiency and boost its bottom line, and it represents an opportunity for savvy investors in the Murcia coastal town.

 

Ten of the 11 properties are apartments located on Calle Juan Pablo II, five of them at number 1 and another five at number 18. They all have surface areas of between 55m2 and 127m2 and between 2 and 3 bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, bathroom and garage. In addition, five of these apartments have a storage room. The minimum bidding price ranges from 93,630 euros to 163,000 euros.

 

In addition, Adif is auctioning off a commercial property on the same street, at number 16. With a surface area of 104.2m2, this property also comes with a garage parking space and the minimum bid price is 117,000 euros.

 

The deadline for submitting bids for these properties is Tuesday July 16. Information on the auction is available on Adif’s website, and information on bidding is also available to any interested parties at the offices of Adif’s East Heritage and Urban Planning Management, located at Plaza de la Industria, 1-Estación, in Murcia city, open from 10am to 2pm, Monday to Friday.

 

Once the presentation period is over, a public opening will be held where all the bids received will be made public.

 

Adif’s asset rationalisation plan aims to enhance the value of the company’s real estate assets that are not a substantial and essential part of its activity by renting or selling them, as well as to offer current tenants of Adif-owned housing to become owners of those properties and to optimise the use of internal spaces and facilities.

 

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