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Russian bankers turn to building real estate in London
26.12.2007 17:44
Russian bankers turn to building real estate in London

Russian Bank VTB seems prepared to begin building residences in the Hammersmith, London. The amount of investments in the project will approximately make up 130 million pounds ($260 million). This is quite enough to construct a 200 apartment residential complex with the area of 50 to 100 thousand square meters.
      
      Hammersmith is known as a district of business-class residences. The most popular apartments in Hammersmith are sold at 340 thousand pounds, while the average price on a one–bedroom apartment is 450 thousand pounds.
      
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