of Matinas Harkoftaki
Faced with the electronic hammer is expected to be found on July 6 a property-fillet, which is located on one of the most commercial streets in the center of Halandri.
The auction is directed against the company Ionian Optical while Cepal Hellas is in a hurry. Specifically, a ground floor store is planned to come out of the hammer, which is located at 21A Agiou Georgiou Street in a building block surrounded by Agiou Georgiou, Aristotelous, Papagou and Aristophanous streets in the city’s box.
The property, which has been built on a plot of 175.31 sq.m., consists of a ground floor store, of 101.38 sq.m., which communicates with an internal staircase with a storage area of 83.18 sq.m. ., which is located in the basement.
It is a single independent and independent horizontal property with a percentage of co-ownership indivisibly on the plot six hundred millimeters. The store includes an open space and has two entrances, one is from Agiou Georgiou Street while the second is located from the back uncovered area of the plot. The property operates an optical store and was owned by Ionian Optical in 2001.
The upward correction of the starting price
As far as the first offer price is concerned, it has been set at 535,000 euros following a decision of the Athens Court of First Instance, which was made public on February 14th. It is worth noting that initially in an auction that was scheduled to take place the starting price was set at 417,000 euros according to the foreclosure report.
However, following a request for opposition filed by the company in the Athens Single Member Court of First Instance, the first offer price was corrected upwards and reached 535,000 euros.
In the request of the opposition, the owners claimed that in the report of forced confiscation of 2021, the loft of 73.71 sq.m., which communicates with an internal staircase with the ground floor of the store and therefore the value of the confiscated property is not described. is greater than that specified in this report.
The loft is used as an optometry area but also as a contact lens test area and has been legalized after the payment of a fine of 10,446 euros.
Source: Capital
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