US EditionIlle-Et-Vilaine. They Think They'll Sell Their House More than a Million Euros, the Town Hall Blocks and Offers Them Half of It.
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lejsl.comIn Rennes, the owners of a pavilion had signed a sales agreement with a developer. The municipality finally obstructed the sale in order to build HLMs, reports Le Télégramme.
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The City of Rennes recently exercised its right of preemption on a house located at 148 rue de Châteaugiron, in the south-east of the Rennes agglomeration. This property, comprising a house of 90 m2 on a plot of 437 m2, was about to be sold to a real estate developer for 1.18 million euros. However, the municipality decided to intervene by offering a purchase offer of 526,500 euros, or less than half of the price initially agreed. Curieux. Why d…
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