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Post by newhere on Mar 2, 2012 14:20:56 GMT 1
Hey Guys
Is there anyone out there that would know if the Zagreb government are selling off any of those empty or abandoned buildings dotted around the city?
Or even do you know where i can find out and put in a bid for somewhere?
I inquired about the half-finished (and heavily graffitied) place that was abandoned for at least 15 years..next door to Utrine swimming pool, after a bit of confusion i was told the gov. had plans for it and i should submit my tender officially! (I really think some pretend know-all fobbed me off) As its nearly four years gone and nothing, I seriously doubt they got any plans for it.
Anyway,it got me thinking to ask this question since there are a few estate agents here
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Post by crojoe on Mar 2, 2012 16:35:56 GMT 1
Hey Guys Is there anyone out there that would know if the Zagreb government are selling off any of those empty or abandoned buildings dotted around the city? Or even do you know where i can find out and put in a bid for somewhere? I inquired about the half-finished (and heavily graffitied) place that was abandoned for at least 15 years..next door to Utrine swimming pool, after a bit of confusion i was told the gov. had plans for it and i should submit my tender officially! (I really think some pretend know-all fobbed me off) As its nearly four years gone and nothing, I seriously doubt they got any plans for it. Anyway,it got me thinking to ask this question since there are a few estate agents here You've got a few things working against you here in Zagreb regarding these "old run down buildings" in town and that is they may in part or whole be owned by Serbia state or persons, they may be owned by so many people that no one knows who owns it, especially if people are dead. Title deeds here are so messed up in apartment type buildings it would take a miracle to sort it out. There are quite a few properties scattered about the city like this, even whole business complexes. There's a giant complex that is owned in part by Serbia along the river that is sitting there rotting. With the amount of building of apartments that took place several years back, chances are that those ruins in town are near impossible to locate all owners, relatives or people that have a stake in the land, otherwise someone would have built on the lot (seeing it’s a lot easier to build on a property that already had a building). On the other hand there are governmental buildings about that I know they rent, but not sure about selling. I would start with Zagreb Holding, as they pretty much own everything in town. I know for example they want to revamp the Velesium fair ground and down size, so maybe they are selling some properties there? Some of those great halls would make fantastic American style warehouse apartments. Of course you’ve then got to see if there is a market for more apartments. |
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Post by Madgolfer on Mar 10, 2012 9:16:28 GMT 1
I cant seem to get a straight answer from anyone. Lots of fobbing off and re directing going on.
Maybe try Zagreb Holdings or Kingsturge etc.
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Post by quest on Mar 10, 2012 13:57:56 GMT 1
Hey Guys Is there anyone out there that would know if the Zagreb government are selling off any of those empty or abandoned buildings dotted around the city? Or even do you know where i can find out and put in a bid for somewhere? I inquired about the half-finished (and heavily graffitied) place that was abandoned for at least 15 years..next door to Utrine swimming pool, after a bit of confusion i was told the gov. had plans for it and i should submit my tender officially! (I really think some pretend know-all fobbed me off) As its nearly four years gone and nothing, I seriously doubt they got any plans for it. Anyway,it got me thinking to ask this question since there are a few estate agents here I live close to it and a website says: Utrina ima i dva velika problema – nedovršenu dvoranu za borilačke sportove i veliko srednjoškolsko igralište o kojem se ne vodi dovoljno briga. Dvoranu za borilačke sportove, još je krajem 80-tih godina prošlog stoljeća počela graditi Mjesna zajednica. Početkom 90-tih dvorana je „privatizirana“, novi „vlasnik“ je uplatio samo kaparu, ali se usprkos tome upisao kao punopravni vlasnik. Od 2000. Grad tuži nazovi vlasnika. Prvostupanjski je spor dobiven, dvorana se treba vratiti Gradu uz odštetu. U tijeku je drugostupanjski postupak…novi-zagreb.hr/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=2187In short, ZG gov sues a wannabe owner from the 90s and the case is in court... |
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