A sum of 9.78 million kuna achieved by auctioning sold apartments in relation to the value of the auction is 2.75 million kuna higher, which "confirms the real auction value of the apartments", said the Ministry of State Property.

The Ministry of State Property announced on Friday that a total of 119 valid applications were received for the auction of 22 apartments owned by the state, and 20 apartments were sold, for which the state will receive almost 9.8 million kuna. The Ministry of State Property published a public call in mid-September for the submission of bids to purchase apartments owned by the Republic of Croatia. The auction related to the sale of 22 apartments in Zagreb, and the deadline for collecting bids expired today.

"22 apartments in question were the subject of a public auction and a total of 119 valid bids were received. The total estimated value of apartments is 7.9 million kuna, while the total amount of accepted bids amounts to 9.78 million kuna", states the press release of the Ministry.

As they point out, bids were accepted for 20 apartments, with total estimated values of 7.03 million kuna. The achieved value of the auctioned apartments in the amount of 9.78 million kuna is 2.75 million kuna more in relation to the value of the auction, which "confirms the real estimated value of the apartments", emphasize the Ministry of State Property. According to the data, the most interest was shown in a 43 square meter apartment in Ljudevita Jonke 10 Street, for which as many as 13 bids were received. The initial price of that apartment was 302,000 kuna, and the highest received bid was 450,000 kuna. The highest estimated value was for an apartment in Lisinskoga 1 Street. The initial price of the apartment with a total area of 161 square meters was 1.66 million kuna, and one bid of 2.45 million kuna was received. The lowest estimated value was for a 50.500 kuna apartment in Tratinska 15 Street, for which a total of 11 bids were received. The estimated value of that apartment was 50,500 kuna, while the highest received bid was 75,111.11 kuna, states the press release of the Ministry of State Property.

source: poslovni.hr

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