IULIUS Group is expanding its offer of services dedicated to the animal lovers’ community and announces the opening of the non-stop multidisciplinary Transilvania Veterinary Hospital in Iulius Town Timișoara.

“When we decided to grow our network, we looked for a place that would reflect our values: accessibility, European standards, comfort, and care for pets and their families. Timișoara is a dynamic city, with a large number of animal lovers who deserve veterinary care of the highest quality. Iulius Town perfectly meets our accessibility needs. A hospital that works non-stop should be easy to find and to get to at any time. The direct access from the ring road and the parking facility with more than 4,000 parking places solves this issue. It is also just as important that the complex already is pet-friendly,” said Alexandru Ciuban, co-founder and manager of the Transilvania Veterinary Hospital.

“Iulius Town is a project that constantly strives to address the increasingly diverse needs of its audience and where community plays a central role. The opening of the Transilvania Veterinary Hospital complements the pet-friendly component we have been developing in recent years and expands the projects’ mix of uses by adding services dedicated to pet care and health. We are delighted that the new facility creates a place where veterinary professionals can collaborate, while also helping to train future veterinary doctors and growing the community of specialists in Timișoara. This is a natural step forward for Iulius Town, but it is especially beneficial for the families who want to take good care of their pets just as much as they enjoy spending their time together,” said Andrei Sivoi, Shopping Center Manager Iulius Town Timișoara.

Țuca Zbârcea & Asociații was retained by the majority shareholder in a complex share-deal for the sale of Neocity Tower I and Neocity Tower II in central Bucharest to Global Vision.

With a total built area of approximately 10,000 square meters, the assets were originally acquired by the current seller from the developer, Neocity Group, having served as Alpha Bank’s headquarters for more than two decades.

“This deal is a significant milestone for the Romanian office market as it confirms the robust potential for monetisation and revitalisation of strategically located office buildings. It was a major project involving nearly two years of intense negotiations, during which we worked closely with the legal and real estate advisory teams representing both sides. We thank our client for their trust and professionalism throughout this intricate process, and the buyer’s team at Global Vision for their constructive approach,” said Dragoș Apostol, Partner at Țuca Zbârcea & Asociații.

The brothers Dragoș and Adrian Pavăl, owners of the DIY retailer Dedeman, are preparing the demolition of the halls that were part of the Comatchim platform in the past, purchased for EUR 3.3 million in December 2018.

The buildings have not been used or maintained and are in a state of decay.

The halls now proposed for demolition are located on 3 plots of land with a total area of ​​approximately 2.4 hectares. Dedeman also bought, adjacent, the 2.7-hectare land of the Industria Iutei factory, for which it paid EUR 6.7 million  and which has already been cleared of buildings.

Thus, the land area that Dedeman has in this area of ​​Sector 5 exceeds 5 hectares. Dedeman representatives have not yet confirmed what the plans are with this land.

Source: Profit.ro