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I own and sell 2 big industrial properties in Croatia, how to network with agents / companies / investors?

I own and sell 2 big industrial properties in Croatia (Europe) and want to network with Agents & Businessmen!

Hello,

I am selling two big industrial properties:

1) Building plot of 26.000 m2 with all infrastructure, strong electricity, strong gas etc...road and railway on the building plot + it is possible to pollute - building plot is located near capital of Croatia, Zagreb in industrial town of Sisak. It takes 35min from the airport / from Zagreb by highway to Sisak and 200km to big port of Rijeka. Price: 1.2mil€. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnlyt_8BEMc

2) Building in Roh-Bau phase, 2500m2 it can serve for administration / hostel for workers / lab, at the same location as the building plot, Sisak, Croatia. 1mil€

Both real estates are not linked one to another, so they can be sold and used individually.

Croatia is well known as touristic destination and for its sports achievements, although small by population of only 3.7mil, the countryside has good and growing industry. Croatia is the part of the EU and recently joined Schengen EuroZone, so it is becoming more attractive.

I want to network with Agents and Businessmen from abroad which can help find investors and earn good provision of about €100-€400k depending on our agreement.

My company is in trade of steel internationally + if needed we can just sell property/s, become partners and/or help someone build factory/warehouse and establish the facility...

Please comment, provide me with advices, contacts etc...

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