Russian Post Puts Historic Moscow Complex Up for Sale as Losses Mount
Russian Post seeks 7.7 billion rubles for the former Moscow Imperial Post Office as losses reached 79.3 billion rubles over four years, according to The Moscow Times.
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Russian Post Puts Historic Moscow Complex Up for Sale as Losses Mount
Russian Post has put a historic postal complex in central Moscow up for auction as the state-owned company grapples with mounting losses and debt, the Vedomosti newspaper reported Monday.
Russia’s State Postal Service Puts Historic Moscow Buildings Up for Sale After $1 Billion in Losses
Russia’s state-owned postal operator, Russian Post, has put a historic property complex in central Moscow up for auction as the company struggles with mounting debt and nearly 80 billion rubles ($1 billion) in accumulated losses over four years.
AO "The Post Office of Russia" placed on the market a complex of buildings of the Moscow Emperor's Post Office, which is located between the Butcher Street and the Chistopr Boulevard in Moscow, with 19 buildings and 46 non-residential premises with a total area of 21...
The "Russian Post Office" marketed a complex of Moscow Imperial Post Office buildings between Meat Street and Chistoprud Boulevard in the centre of the capital, writing "Vedomes" on Monday with reference to RAD. "The Lot will include 19 buildings and 46 non-residential premises with a total area of 21,400 square metres.
The original cost of the historic complex of the capital Glavpopostamt on the Masnica Street, which was auctioned by Russia's Post, was 7.7 billion roubles; information on the sale of real property was published on the GIS Torgi website; TASS was handed over to TASS. The lott consisted of 46 rooms with a total area of more than 20,000 square metres in the main post office building, as well as 19 buildings with an area of 5,900 square metres in t…
The "Russian Post Office" will sell a single lotto of the buildings of the Moscow Imperial Post Office, located between Meat Street and Chistoprud Boulevard in the centre of the capital. According to Vedomosti, the representative of the Russian Auction House (RAD), responsible for the realization of this asset, will include 19 buildings and 46 non-residential premises with a total area of 21,400 square metres. These sites occupy 2.2 hectares. To…
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