 Yazov, a Plovidv-based construction company, announced that, on January 5 2009, it would turn the first sod on a 50 million euro project called Sky Buildings, Dnevnik daily reported on January 3. Photo: Yazov-bg.com | Latest News 17:52 Mon 05 Jan 2009 - Svetlana Guineva The Sofia Echo Yazov, a Plovidv-based construction company, announced that, on January 5 2009, it would turn the first sod on a 50 million euro project called Sky Buildings, Dnevnik daily reported on January 3.
The plan envisions 21 buildings on a land plot of 3.2ha with a total built-up area of 129 000 sq m, near Assenovgradsko Chaussee and Lokomotiv Stadium.
Two of the buildings meant for office spaces are to boast 27 storeys, making them the tallest facilities in Plovdiv.
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Yazov, a Plovidv-based construction company, announced that, on January 5 2009, it would turn the first sod on a 50 million euro project called Sky Buildings, Dnevnik daily reported on January 3.
The plan envisions 21 buildings on a land plot of 3.2ha with a total built-up read more
English-language countries have shown a remarkable interest in Bulgarian property, according to data from Globaledge Portal, which has more than 1.4 million international orders for real estate from around the world. read more
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