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Marvila’s second act: Lisbon’s €3 billion transformation in motion

Summary by The Portugal News

Over the next decade, nearly €3 billion in public and private investment is set to pour into Lisbon’s waterside district of Marvila, marking one of the city’s most ambitious regeneration efforts to date.

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Marvila’s second act: Lisbon’s €3 billion transformation in motion

Over the next decade, nearly €3 billion in public and private investment is set to pour into Lisbon’s waterside district of Marvila, marking one of the city’s most ambitious regeneration efforts to date.

11 days ago

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