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The privatization bug has spread to state-owned PrivatBank, which has set a goal of selling more than 900 real estate properties

Thursday, October 11, 2018
The privatization bug has spread to state-owned PrivatBank, which has set a goal of selling more than 900 real estate properties

The privatization bug has spread to state-owned PrivatBank, which has set a goal of selling more than 900 real estate properties by the end of this year. So far, through the SETAM and PB.LOT.UA electronic sales platforms, the bank has sold apartments, offices, houses, land plots and parking spaces in residential complexes, the bank reports. To drum up buyer interest, the bank beckons: “Today, at open auctions, PrivatBank offers real estate in new buildings in Kyiv, Dnipro, Mikolaiv, Yuzhnoukrainsk and Chernivtsi. In addition, office and production facilities, hotels, recreation centers and land plots are for sale.”

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