The Committee for State Property of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee has had one of the most successful months in selling unused state property.
Three unused buildings of the former "KIM" factory, with an area of over 13 thousand square meters, were sold at auction.
The sold properties include an air conditioning unit building, a dyeing workshop, and a five-story extension.
Their total sale price amounted to almost half a million rubles.
The buyers were two residents of Vitebsk. In the future, this site may accommodate both production facilities and public services.
After the bankruptcy of the sewing enterprise in 2019, this site remained one of the most problematic in the Vitebsk region. Over the years, private businesses have gradually been developing it.
Currently, only the main building remains unused, which is now offered for sale with an 80% price reduction.
Also in April, a complex of facilities of the Vitebsk Centre for Standardisation and Metrology at Tereshkova Street, 23, in the city of Vitebsk, was sold for almost 800 thousand rubles.
It became the most expensive property sold at auctions since the beginning of the year.
The sold complex includes an administrative and amenity building and a material warehouse, with a total area of over 2 thousand square meters.
The buyer was a neighbouring private enterprise, which will use it to expand its production activities.
The committee has scheduled over 80 auctions for the sale of unused state property in the near future, with most properties offered at an initial price equal to one base unit.
In total, the committee has held 52 successful auctions in the first 4 months of this year. This has not only replenished the state budget by 2.5 million rubles but also utilised unused state property for the development of the Vitebsk region.