ZAGREB, Nov 23 (Hina) - The Israeli company Anglo-Saxon, specialised in real estate trade and investment, is interested in investing into real estate, hotels, and the construction of apartments in Croatia, the company's director and
co-owner Itzhak Kleider told an international investment conference in Zagreb on Tuesday. The event was organised by the society of interest Lobby 99-Olimp 2001 from Zagreb. Anglo-Saxon announced that it could offer Croatian state and administrative bodies, i.e., towns, the construction of large institutions and facilities - schools, hospitals, shopping centres etc. The company would invest into the construction of the desired facility and then lease it to the client for a period of 25 years. After 25 years, the client would become the facility's owner, Kleider said. The company is also interested in investing into the reconstruction of hotels, and the con
ZAGREB, Nov 23 (Hina) - The Israeli company Anglo-Saxon,
specialised in real estate trade and investment, is interested in
investing into real estate, hotels, and the construction of
apartments in Croatia, the company's director and co-owner Itzhak
Kleider told an international investment conference in Zagreb on
Tuesday.
The event was organised by the society of interest Lobby 99-Olimp
2001 from Zagreb.
Anglo-Saxon announced that it could offer Croatian state and
administrative bodies, i.e., towns, the construction of large
institutions and facilities - schools, hospitals, shopping centres
etc. The company would invest into the construction of the desired
facility and then lease it to the client for a period of 25 years.
After 25 years, the client would become the facility's owner,
Kleider said.
The company is also interested in investing into the reconstruction
of hotels, and the construction of apartments for young people, who
would pay them off on a long-term basis.
Anglo-Saxon is the leading Israeli company for real estate business
and last year it had an income of US$1.5 billion. The company
represents Israeli investors and investors from other countries,
who currently own more than US$200 million which they can invest in
countries in transition in Central and East Europe.
The company has so far invested in Poland, the Czech Republic and
Hungary.
Representatives of the company have already held talks in the
Croatian Agency for the Promotion of Foreign Investments and the
Croatian Chamber of Commerce, and visited Dubrovnik.
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