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Upground builders paid in apartments
Posted on November 30th, 2009
Upground builders paid in apartments
Developers of the Upground project in the Pipera district of Bucharest have transferred 60 apartments as part of a barter agreement to Lufin Construct, one of the constructors of the residential complex, whose completion is set for August next year.
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Upground builders paid in apartments
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