The Swedish town of Göten is selling off land at reduced prices in a bid to attract new residents.
Emese Grancsa
International
Photo by Jessica Pamp on Unsplash
Always see our news on Google
The Swedish town of Göten has started a campaign to sell land at reduced prices in a bid to attract new residents. Buyers are not subject to strict rules but must commit to building on the land within two years. The campaign started recently and already three plots have been sold, with several people showing interest. Similar initiatives have been launched in other Swedish towns and cities.
Latest News
07:37
Recorder, about the statements of the SPP chief, Lucian Pahonțu: "He excuses himself using, however, a series of claims that are blatantly contradicted by his colleagues in the device and by his own subordinates."
07:15
Lucian Pahonțu's first reaction to the accusations about the Revolution: "I have never carried out activities aimed at violating or restricting fundamental rights and freedoms."
23:10
Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan establish a secretariat for common defense
22:25
Diana Buzoianu ironizes the PSD resolution: "A paper with many promises"
22:00
The European Union intensifies operations against Russia's phantom fleet.
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
International
A local councilor proposes organizing a swinger party inside the town hall in Mannheim, Germany
Current Affairs
A resort located on a private island in the Danube Delta is for sale for 600,000 euros
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
