Какой подвох скрыт в каждой новостройке в центре

Website: https://azimuth.realty/ Contact: [email protected] Facebook: / azimuth.realty Instagram: / bulgaria.realty Follow the channel: / bulgariarealty #BulgariaRealestate #realestate #Bulgaria Another analysis of an ad sent to me by a client from Sofia. In this case, we save as much time as possible, as the client is busy and doesn't have the time to go to viewings and waste time. Today, we have a luxury property in the center, a three-room apartment in a new building with Act 16, after renovation. The area is 102 square meters, the price is 328,000 euros. Given the location, it's quite a good offer. First of all, it's important to understand that this is the old regulations of the central part of the capital, and the parameters for possible development there often limit the developer's potential. The apartment itself has slight slopes, which, according to regulations, aren't critical. Knowing the address, I found the building and checked it in the land registry. It's an office building, so further investigation is pointless. But since we can verify the information on the property, we'll do so for the sake of interest. Instead of a three-room apartment on the top floor, the land registry listed a 282-square-meter office on the top two floors. You might think there's an error, but no. The office space was divided by walls into several units, one of which (the apartment) was what interested my client. No changes were made to the documents or the land registry, and it's not hard to imagine how ownership would be formalized based on such a misunderstanding. I should add that individual meters for electricity and water also can't be assigned, and they don't apply to this apartment, but to the office on the top two floors, as that was part of the construction plan. Thus, we somewhat dismantled a property in the center of the capital worth a third of a million euros.