Authorities in Omsk sell Baranov Palace for 45 million dollars
Going, Going, Gone: Vacant Buildings in Omsk Up for Grabs
📌 Mark your calendars, folks! The city of Omsk is giving away 12 sizable, empty spaces nestled within the Baranov House of Culture at 214 Bogdana Khmelnitskogo Street. Get ready to roll the dice in an electronic auction!
🏛️ Here's a quick rundown of the up-for-grabs goodies:
- Empty space 5P—111.5 sq. m, initial bid: 3,791,000 rubles
- Empty space 34P—126 sq. m, initial bid: 4,284,000 rubles
- Empty space 22P—125.5 sq. m, initial bid: 4,267,000 rubles
- Empty space 30P—10.8 sq. m, initial bid: 367,000 rubles
- Empty space 31P—164.6 sq. m, initial bid: 5,596,000 rubles
- Empty space 33P—11.2 sq. m, initial bid: 380,000 rubles
- Empty space 34P—167.9 sq. m, initial bid: 5,708,000 rubles
- Three empty spaces: 36P, 37P, 38P, total area: 518.8 sq. m, initial bid: 17,639,000 rubles
- Empty space 39P—82.2 sq. m, initial bid: 2,794,000 rubles
🚀 Let's talk real quick about the Baranov House of Culture. Unfortunately, it's been closed for visitors for a few years now. Despite numerous attempts to renovate, the repair work never seemed to take off.
🤝 Earlier this year, though, the House of Culture got transferred to regional ownership (yippee!). The estimated cost for creating project documentation and refurbishing the building: more than 500 million rubles. They plan on using funds from regional and federal programs geared toward the cultural sector for the restoration.
🔍 So, if you're hunting for the latest details on the electronic auction, searching the official municipal or regional government websites of Omsk should do the trick. Or, consider sniffing out news stories related to cultural heritage properties in the city. Good luck, fellow treasure hunters!
The upcoming electronic auction in Omsk offers vacant spaces within the Baranov House of Culture, providing an opportunity for investors to invest in real-estate and contribute to the revitalization of the industry. The properties up for grabs range from smaller spaces like 30P and 33P to larger ones such as 31P and 34P, with initial bids starting at 367,000 rubles and reaching as high as 5,708,000 rubles.
