The European Commission Spent 300 Million Euros to Avoid Moving to a Dangerous Area
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The European Commission decided to pay more than 300 million euros for renting buildings it had previously sold in the prestigious Brussels area in order not to transfer the offices to the criminal zone at the North Station.In 2024, the European Commission sold 23 buildings for 900 million euros to reduce costs, but continued to rent premises in seven of them, wrote Politico, which coincided with plans to transfer administrative offices to a dis…
️SOLD AND LEASED BACK: EU BUREAUCRATS ARE CAUGHT IN REAL ESTATE SCHEMES
In 2024, the European Commission sold 23 buildings in the prestigious Schuman district for 900 million euros, writes Politico.And then it leased the same premises back, and now owes the new owner more than 300 million euros in compensation.The head of...
The EU decided to get rid of the extra offices for the sake of economy, but forgot to move out of the buildings sold, wrote Politico, and as a result the European Commission will have to pay more than 300 million euros for renting its own former property in the prestigious Brussels area.
The European Commission intends to pay over 300 million euros to avoid moving out of the seven buildings it has sold in the Schuman Square area of Brussels. This was reported by the European publication Politico, citing sources. According to the publication, the European Commission has sold 23 buildings in 2024 for 900 million euros to reduce costs and […]
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