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In Rennes, the State Sold a Historic Monument Which It Had Owned Since 1793.

Summary by Le Monde
The Saint-Melaine Palace is taken over by a developer who will set up houses and offices there. The former prison of Caen is also for sale. Still insufficient transactions for the state which is increasingly struggling to divest its real estate assets.

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In Rennes, the State Sold a Historic Monument Which It Had Owned Since 1793.

The Saint-Melaine Palace is taken over by a developer who will set up houses and offices there. The former prison of Caen is also for sale. Still insufficient transactions for the state which is increasingly struggling to divest its real estate assets.

·Paris, France
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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Monday, December 15, 2025.
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