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A day in business: Prague is preparing a fee for a new apartment

Before the beginning of the weekend, in which you can partially relax, we have a quick summary of news from the world of money for you.

Developer in Italy, developer in Prague

Real estate businessman Radovan Vítek is strengthening in Italy. He is preparing to take over the real estate group Galotti from the ancient Marchesini family, which has found itself in financial difficulties. It should acquire two development projects, one in Bologna and one in Rome, with a total area of ​​about 100,000 square meters.

And now to the developers in Prague. According to the newly prepared rules, apartment builders will contribute financially to civic amenities. It is expected that for each square meter of a new apartment, they will pay a fee to the city, which will be used for roads, kindergartens or parks. The proposals for the amount of the fee are still far from hunting: the city is talking about more than two thousand crowns per meter, developers admit 500 crowns.

Czech Railways wants to sell its network of filling stations to Čepro. There are several dozen railway filling stations where diesel locomotives are refueled with diesel. The subsidiaries of ČD Cargo, on the other hand, will be relocated by hundreds of so-called dispensing points where material is transferred.

Czech-Slovak business

After eight years on the Czech market, Poštová banka is ending. This is related to the restructuring of the business of the Slovak financial institution. The bank from the billionaire group J&T is leaving the corporate business for the benefit of small clients. Most loans will be taken over by the Slovak headquarters. The final termination of the bank’s activities in the Czech Republic is to take place on 30 June.

Slovakia has signed an agreement with the Skanska Group to complete the D1 motorway, including a nearly 7 and a half kilometer long tunnel in the north of the country. The completion of the section is one of the largest infrastructure contracts in the country, Skanska won it with a price of almost 255 million euros.

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