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    Phase 1 of AFI City residential project sold out

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    AFI Europe Romania, one of the leading real estate and investment companies on the Romanian market, has finalized the development for the first phase of AFI City, the company’s first residential project on the Romanian market.  The project’s Phase 1 consists of 190 apartments and 228 parking spaces above ground, located in Bucurestii Noi, one of Bucharest’s most effervescent and promising areas. The first phase of the project has been sold completely and is currently in the handover process to its new residents.

    Upon the completion of this first phase, AFI City received the GREEN HOMES Certification, based on a thorough examination from the Romania Green Building Council (RoGBC). Following the certification, AFI City became one of the few residential projects in Romania to be recognized accordingly, due to its high standards dedicated to reducing its impact on the environment. Previously, the project had been pre-certified by RoGBC.

    The development of AFI City began in the second part of 2018, following an overall investment of 16 million Euro for the first phase. The new residential complex provides several facilities to residents, including immediate proximity to public transportation, including the Laminorului subway station in front of the project, a playground and generous green recreational areas.

     

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