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Central lands of Cluj, to major local entrepreneurs: Winners Center, a company from the group associated with Horia Ciorcilă, BT president, prepares an ensemble of 50,000 sqm on the former Municipal Beach near the station

Terenurile centrale ale Clujului, la marii antreprenori locali: Winners Center, companie din grupul asociat lui Horia Ciorcilă, preşedintele BT, pregăteşte un ansamblu de 50.000 mp pe fostul Ştrand Municipal de lângă stadion şi Radisson Blu

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  1. Terenurile centrale ale Clujului, la marii antreprenori locali: Winners Center, companie din grupul asociat lui Horia Ciorcilă, preşedintele BT, pregăteşte un ansamblu de 50.000 mp pe fostul Ştrand Municipal de lângă stadion şi Radisson BluCentral lands of Cluj, to major local entrepreneurs: Winners Center, a company from the group associated with Horia Ciorcilă, BT president, prepares an ensemble of 50,000 sqm on the former Municipal Beach near the stationzf.ro · ro ·
  2. Noi proiecte în Cluj: Winners Center pregăteşte un ansamblu imobiliar mixt de aproape 50.000 mp construiţi pe terenul fostului Ştrand Municipal din Cluj-Napoca, lângă Hotel Radisson: birouri, hotel de apartamente, comerţ şi clinică, cu 450 de locuri de parcare în subteranNew projects in Cluj: Winners Center prepares a mixed-use real estate complex of nearly 50,000 sqm on the site of the former Municipal Beach in Cluj-Napoca, near the Radisson Hotel: offices, apartment hotel, commercezf.ro · ro ·

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