Bratislava, Slovakia
Bratislava's cadastre shows any owner free online until a 2027 reform, yet the city is owned mostly by its residents — 215,504 flats belong to individuals against 7,971 to companies — while the State keeps the castle, the airport and the railway, and a few Slovak groups (HB Reavis, Penta, JTRE) and funds hold the new towers and malls.
12 buildings · 10 with an owner established · 31 sources · 8 tier B · 4 tier A · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Slovakia keeps one public land register, the Cadastre of Real Estate (kataster nehnuteľností), run by the Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Authority (ÚGKK SR). Its online portal ESKN shows the ownership sheet (list vlastníctva, LV) of any parcel, building or flat free and without registration, as an 'informative' extract; an official electronic extract usable for legal purposes costs EUR 8, a paper one EUR 12. The portal is protected by reCAPTCHA against automated downloading. A 2026 amendment would end anonymous viewing, probably from 1 January 2027: owner names and shares will need a free registration, and the full LV will cost EUR 6. Sale prices are not published per sale; the central bank publishes regional averages only.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchFree on screen (informative LV on the ESKN portal) until the amendment takes effect; official electronic LV extract EUR 8, paper extract EUR 12 at a district office or post office; proposed EUR 6 electronic / EUR 12 paper, with free registered viewing of owner names, from 1 Jan 2027 (ÚGKK Q&A, 20 Mar 2026)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- kataster.skgeodesy.sk (Portál ESKN) — “Z dôvodu ochrany osobných údajov bolo nevyhnutné zaviesť silnejšiu ochranu pred automatizovaným sťahovaním údajov z portálu, nakoľko dochádzalo k neoprávnenému používaniu týchto údajov. Preto bolo zavedené použitie prostriedku Google reCAPTCHA. (To protect personal data, stronger protection against automated downloading from the portal was needed, because the data were being misused; Google reCAPTCHA was therefore introduced.) The pending amendment adds a fine for automated machine processing of cadastre data without a legal ground.”
- www.asb.sk — “© JAGA GROUP, s.r.o. Všetky práva vyhradené. Publikovanie alebo ďalšie šírenie správ zo zdrojov TASR je bez predchádzajúceho písomného súhlasu TASR porušením autorského zákona. (All rights reserved. Publishing or further distribution of reports from TASR sources without TASR's prior written consent breaches copyright law.)”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bratislava Castle (Bratislavský hrad) Hrad, 811 06 Bratislava (Staré Mesto) |
Civic | Slovak Republic, administered by the Office of the National Council (Kancelária Národnej rady SR) The Slovak Wikipedia article's infobox gives 'Správa: Kancelária Národnej rady Slovenskej republiky' (administration: Office of the National Council) and records the castle as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF 28/1-64, listed 27 Feb 1961). The English article says the palace houses Slovak National Museum exhibitions and the parliament's representative rooms; the west-terrace wing holds MPs' offices. The parliament's own site (nrsr.sk) was not read: its robots.txt lists ClaudeBot and Claude-User. No ownership sheet was opened. Tier B: administrator from s6, use from s7. |
Government | —B |
| Grassalkovich Palace (Grasalkovičov palác) — seat of the President Hodžovo námestie, Bratislava |
Civic | Slovak Republic (seat of the Office of the President) The English Wikipedia infobox gives 'Owner: Slovak Republic' and the palace is the residence of the President of Slovakia; it was completed in 1760. The President's Office site (prezident.sk) rejected every request ('The requested URL was rejected'), so no official page and no ownership sheet could be opened. Tier B: owner from an encyclopaedia infobox only, not a register. |
Government | —B |
| Slovak Radio Building (Budova Slovenského rozhlasu, 'the inverted pyramid') Mýtna 1, 811 05 Bratislava |
Institutional | Not established the source would not open Slovak Television and Radio (STVR, successor of RTVS since July 2024) offers commercial space for rent 'pred vstupom do Pyramídy na Mýtnej 1' (in front of the entrance to the Pyramid at Mýtna 1) on its asset-trading page, so STVR controls and lets the building. A landlord's offer is not proof of title, and neither the ownership sheet nor the STVR Act's property clause could be opened (Slov-Lex redirects off-host). The Slovak Wikipedia article notes past debate about the building one day changing owner. Owner left blank rather than inferred. |
Not established | —A |
| M. R. Štefánik Airport (Letisko M. R. Štefánika – Airport Bratislava) Ivanská cesta, 823 11 Bratislava |
Civic | Letisko M. R. Štefánika – Airport Bratislava, a.s. (BTS), 100% owned by the Slovak Republic through the Ministry of Transport 100% state shareholding in the operator The Ministry of Transport's list of state-owned companies: 'Letisko M.R.Štefánika - Airport Bratislava, a.s. (BTS) ... IČO: 35 884 916 ... Slovenská republika v zastúpení MD SR je jediným akcionárom spoločnosti so 100 % majetkovou účasťou' (the Slovak Republic, represented by the ministry, is the sole shareholder with a 100% stake). The English Wikipedia article says the airport 'is owned and run by' BTS. Tier B: that BTS holds the airport property comes from s10, not a register; bts.aero sits behind a Cloudflare challenge. |
Government | —B |
| Bratislava Main Station (Bratislava hlavná stanica) Bratislava (Nové Mesto / Staré Mesto boundary) |
Civic | Železnice Slovenskej republiky (ŽSR) The English Wikipedia infobox gives owner and operator as Železnice Slovenskej republiky, and recounts that a planned rebuild of the square and station by an outside investor never started, leading to a lawsuit by the city and the state railway company. The Ministry of Transport lists ŽSR (Klemensova 8, IČO 31 364 501) among bodies in its remit (s11). ŽSR's own site (zsr.sk) timed out. No ownership sheet opened. Tier B: owner from s12, state status of ŽSR from s11. |
Government | —B |
| Most SNP (SNP Bridge) and the UFO observation deck Most SNP, 811 01 Bratislava / Petržalka |
Civic | City of Bratislava (Hlavné mesto SR Bratislava) ASB.sk (10 Aug 2023) reports the city preparing a public tender for a contractor to repair broken welds in the bridge's orthotropic deck, quoting the Magistrát and the city's spokesman, and says the city also has 'v správe' (in its care) two further Danube bridges. The bridge is a national cultural monument. The UFO restaurant at the top of the 84.6 m pylon is run by a private operator; its lease terms were not found. Tier B: the city's role comes from reporting of its own statements, and 'in its care' is stated rather than title — no ownership sheet was opened. |
Government | —B |
| Eurovea (Eurovea Galleria, phase I) Pribinova, 811 09 Bratislava |
Mixed use | Trenesma Limited (Cyprus) The English Wikipedia article: Ballymore bought the land in 2002 for SKK 550 million (EUR 18 million) and opened phase I in 2010; the complex was 'acquired ... through the Cypriot company Trenesma Limited for €364 million in the summer of 2014'. No later sale was found. Phase II, opened 2023, was developed by JTRE (s15). The ownership sheet could not be opened, and the Slovak Spectator (which reported the sale) disallows Claude in robots.txt. Tier B: one encyclopaedia citing press, no register; the buyer's principal is not named here. |
Private company | EUR EUR 364 million 2014 summer 2014; described as the largest real estate transaction in Central and Eastern Europe at that time B |
| Eurovea Tower Pribinova 38, 821 09 Bratislava 49,460 m² of flats; 1,000 m² retail GLA · 45 floors |
Residential | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners JTRE's project page: Slovakia's first residential skyscraper, completed 2023, '45 poschodí, 408 rezidencií', flats 49,460 m², retail GLA 1,000 m². The flats were sold to individual buyers as condominium units, so there is no single owner; individual unit owners are not named on this site. |
Not established | —A |
| Nivy Tower Mlynské nivy 5, 821 09 Bratislava |
Office | HB Reavis Investments Holding S.A. HB Reavis, 8 Dec 2025, on a CZK 422M bond tranche guaranteed by HB Reavis Investments Holding S.A.: the group 'owns a portfolio of modern office projects in Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest, and Bratislava with a total leasable area of more than 440,000 sq m', including 'Nivy Tower and Apollo Nivy in Bratislava'. HB Reavis's 2017 launch release (s17) says the 125 m tower, designed by Benoy with Siebert + Talaš, was the first phase of Stanica Nivy. No sale of Nivy Tower was found. |
Private company | —A |
| Stanica Nivy (Nivy shopping centre and bus station) Mlynské nivy, 821 09 Bratislava 102,000 m² building size (award entry); planned 70,000 m² retail, 30,000 m² bus terminal |
Retail | HB Reavis Stanica Nivy (HB Reavis group) The Saint-Gobain Gypsum Trophy 2023 project entry for Nivy Mall gives 'Building owner name HB Reavis Stanica Nivy', building size 102,000 m², contractor HB Reavis Slovakia a.s. HB Reavis's 2017 release (s17) planned 70,000 m² of retail, over 31,000 m² of offices, a 3,000 m² food market and a 30,000 m² bus terminal. The Dec 2025 HB Reavis Investments Holding portfolio (s16) names only the offices, so the mall sits in a separate group entity. Tier B: owner as of 2023 from s18, plan from s17; no ownership sheet opened. |
Private company | —B |
| Twin City Tower Mlynské nivy, 821 09 Bratislava (New Nivy zone) |
Office | Valesco Group and AIP Asset Management (South Korean institutional capital) Property Forum, 13 Jun 2019: Valesco Group (London) with AIP Asset Management (Seoul) 'have exchanged contracts to acquire Twin City Tower office building in Bratislava, backed by South Korean institutional capital, for €120 million'; majority tenant Amazon. HB Reavis's own page (s19) confirms the EUR 120M sale to South Korean-backed buyers. No later resale was checked. |
Private equity | EUR EUR 120 million 2019-06 acquisition yield 5.75%; first South Korean investment in Slovak real estate A |
| Aupark Bratislava Petržalka, Bratislava |
Retail | WOOD & Company AUP Bratislava Sub-Fund WOOD & Company's fund page: 'The only asset of the Sub-Fund is the well-known Bratislava shopping centre, Aupark'; a qualified-investor sub-fund established January 2021 with external debt of about 50%. The price and the Tatra Asset Management co-investment are from the English Wikipedia article on Eurovea (s14). Tier B for the price. |
Private equity | EUR EUR 450 million 2021 bought by Wood & Company and Tatra Asset Management from Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield; the largest transaction in Slovak history at the time B |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Slovakia publishes no per-parcel valuation roll and no per-sale price file, so the core cannot be measured by assessed value. What the public record gives is the cadastre's own counts — area, parcels, flats by type of owner — and the prices of the few big documented sales.
City area, five districts (Okres Bratislava I–V)36,766 ha, of which 8,113 ha built-up, 8,122 ha forest, 13,137 ha agricultural
ÚGKK statistical yearbook of the land fund, district table as of 1 Jan 2026 (published April 2026); summed by us from the five district rows.
Flats by owner type215,504 owned by natural persons; 7,971 by legal persons (3.6%)
Same ÚGKK yearbook, 1 Jan 2026, summed over Bratislava I–V; also 287,089 C-register parcels, 62,916 numbered buildings and 116,191 ownership sheets.
Largest documented saleEUR 450 million — Aupark Bratislava (2021)
English Wikipedia, citing the 2021 sale by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield to Wood & Company and Tatra Asset Management; the previous record was Eurovea at EUR 364 million (2014).
Office benchmarkEUR 120 million, 5.75% yield — Twin City Tower (June 2019)
Property Forum, 13 Jun 2019; HB Reavis's own page confirms the EUR 120M sale.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Bratislava is a city of owner-occupiers. The cadastre's own yearbook (1 Jan 2026) counts 215,504 flats owned by natural persons and only 7,971 owned by legal persons across the city's five districts — about 3.6% — the legacy of 1990s right-to-buy privatisation. The City itself is a small residential landlord (1,981 flats) but publishes all of its registered land and buildings, district by district. The State holds the landmark civic sites through separate administrators: the castle through the parliament's Office, the airport through a 100% state company, the main station through the state railway ŽSR. Universities hold large estates of their own. No source opened gives a hectare figure for the State, the Ministry of Defence, ŽSR or Church entities in Bratislava.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| City of Bratislava (Hlavné mesto SR Bratislava) The city's housing page: 'Počet bytov vo vlastníctve hlavného mesta: 1981 bytov v 417 budovách. Z toho v správe mestských častí: 1000 bytov. V správe hlavného mesta: 981 bytov.' Its transparency page (s23) says the Magistrát publishes 'nehnuteľný majetok hlavného mesta evidovaný v katastrálnom operáte na listoch vlastníctva' — land and buildings in five files for Okres Bratislava I–V, last updated 1 Apr 2026, excluding land still in restitution-era re-registration. Those files sit on a host whose robots.txt disallows all agents, so they were not read and no hectare total is given. |
Government | 1,981 flats in 417 buildings (1,000 of them managed by the city districts); all land and buildings on its ownership sheets published in five district files (as of 1 Apr 2026)A |
| Comenius University Bratislava (Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave) Comenius University's 2025 financial report: long-term tangible assets of EUR 273,073,653.80, of which 'Pozemky 35 670 343,35' and 'Stavby 185 731 509,91'. In 2025 it wrote off land worth EUR 261,307.84 after a sale and 'zámeny s Hl. mestom SR BA' (an exchange with the City of Bratislava) and added land worth EUR 1,394,129.01, 'navýšenie hodnoty pozemkov UK v katastrálnom území Bratislava'. The figures include the Martin medical faculty, so they are not Bratislava-only. |
Institution | Land EUR 35,670,343; buildings EUR 185,731,510 (net book value, 2025, university-wide)A |
| Slovak Republic — Ministry of Transport (state companies) The Ministry of Transport's list of state-owned companies states that the Slovak Republic is the sole, 100% shareholder of Letisko M.R.Štefánika – Airport Bratislava, a.s. (BTS), and holds 34% of METRO Bratislava a.s. (Primaciálne nám. 1). METRO Bratislava owns the Muchovo námestie plot on which the city's first new rental block in a decade was built (s24). No land-area figure is published on the page. |
Government | 100% of the airport operator BTS; 34% of METRO Bratislava a.s.A |
| Železnice Slovenskej republiky (ŽSR, the state railway infrastructure manager) ŽSR (Klemensova 8, IČO 31 364 501) is listed by the Ministry of Transport among bodies in its remit, with a property-management unit 'ŽSR - Správa majetku ŽSR Bratislava'. The English Wikipedia article on the main station gives ŽSR as owner and operator. ŽSR's own site did not respond, so its holdings could not be quantified. Tier B. |
Government | Bratislava Main Station; national rail infrastructure (no Bratislava land figure found)B |
| Owner-occupiers (natural persons) — not named ÚGKK statistical yearbook of the land fund, district table as of 1.1.2026: flats owned by legal persons / natural persons — Bratislava I 2,123 / 22,558; II 2,348 / 62,456; III 1,167 / 34,453; IV 1,202 / 44,322; V 1,131 / 51,715. Individual owners are not named here. |
Private company | 215,504 flats owned by natural persons vs 7,971 by legal persons (1 Jan 2026, Okres Bratislava I–V)A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New homes in Bratislava are built by private developers selling flats off-plan to individuals, who then own them as condominium units and stay unnamed. Output has collapsed: Slovakia's statistics office (as reported by ASB, 4 Mar 2026) counted Q4 2025 completions in the Bratislava Region down 71.2% year on year, while starts nearly doubled (+98%). The office's own site disallows automated access, so its tables were not read. The City has started building rental housing again after a decade. There is no builder league table; the figures below are the developers' own and mostly cover single projects.
| Name | Type | Units (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| Penta Real Estate Penta Real Estate's residential-projects page lists, for Bratislava: Bory Bývanie '1 751 apartments, On sale'; SKY PARK Residence (Staré Mesto) 792 apartments; Pri Mýte (Nové Mesto) 428; and in preparation Southbank (Petržalka) 900, Etapy Vajnorská (Nové Mesto) 1,386 and Medze (Dúbravka) 1,002 apartments plus 197 recreational units. Penta Real Estate belongs to the Penta Investments group. |
Private company | Bory Bývanie 1,751 apartments; SKY PARK Residence 792; Pri Mýte 428; pipeline Southbank 900, Etapy Vajnorská 1,386, Medze 1,002A |
| JTRE (J&T Real Estate) JTRE's site: '29 rokov skúseností, 300 profesionálov, 50 zrealizovaných projektov, 1 milión m² postavených projektov ... v hodnote 3 miliardy eur, v 9 krajinách sveta'. Its Eurovea Tower page gives 45 floors and 408 residences (49,460 m² of flats); its 12 Oct 2026 news item says the new Harminka project 'prinesie do Dúbravky 149 bytov'. Group figures are not Bratislava-only. |
Private company | Eurovea Tower 408 residences (2023); Harminka 149 flats (announced Oct 2026); group: 50 projects, 1 million m² built, EUR 3 billionA |
| YIT Slovakia (YIT Corporation) YIT Slovakia's 'O nás': '2500+ spokojných zákazníkov'; it built on the former Reding a.s. and has traded as YIT Slovakia since 2016; head office Svätoplukova, Bratislava-Ružinov. Its current schemes are listed in the site menu. Figures are Slovakia-wide. |
Public company | 2,500+ customers in Slovakia; Bratislava projects NUPPU, ZWIRN, ROZETA, MLYNÁRKAA |
| City of Bratislava The city's rental-housing development page: 'Mesto dostane po desaťročí prvé nové nájomné byty' — a 103-flat, 8-storey block with 5,030 m² of floor area on a plot recovered for METRO Bratislava a.s., construction from August 2023 with handover planned for May 2025; the Južná brána design in Petržalka brings 105 rental flats and Žitavská (Vrakuňa) 34. The city already owns 1,981 flats (s22). |
Government | Muchovo námestie: 103 flats (52 rental, 51 replacement), 5,030 m²; planned Južná brána 105 and Žitavská 34 rental flatsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Bratislava's modern offices and malls were built mostly by Slovak developers — HB Reavis in the Nivy district, Penta in Petržalka and Bory, JTRE on the riverfront — who keep some assets and sell others to funds. The sales that are documented went to Czech and Slovak funds and foreign buyers. No REIT regime exists, and there is no official league table; the figures below are each owner's own or a reported deal, and several are group-wide.
| Name | Type | Floor area / assets |
|---|---|---|
| HB Reavis Investments Holding S.A. HB Reavis, Dec 2025: the investment group 'owns a portfolio of modern office projects in Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest, and Bratislava with a total leasable area of more than 440,000 sq m', including 'Nivy Tower and Apollo Nivy in Bratislava'. HB Reavis has sold several Bratislava buildings it developed: Twin City A to IAD's Prvý realitný fond (2016) and Twin City Tower for EUR 120M (2019). |
Private company | 440,000+ m² leasable office space in Berlin, Warsaw, Budapest and BratislavaA |
| WOOD & Company (AUP Bratislava Sub-Fund) WOOD & Company: 'The only asset of the Sub-Fund is the well-known Bratislava shopping centre, Aupark'; external debt about 50%, targeted dividend yield 4–5% a year. The EUR 450M price and the co-buyer are from the English Wikipedia article on Eurovea (s14). Tier B for the price. |
Private equity | Aupark Bratislava, the sub-fund's only asset (bought 2021 for EUR 450M with Tatra Asset Management)B |
| Penta Real Estate Penta Real Estate's commercial-projects page lists these Bratislava schemes; only Chalupkova carries a floor area on the page. The page lists projects Penta develops and does not say which it still owns, so treat this as a developer's portfolio rather than a title list. |
Private company | Bratislava commercial portfolio: Digital Park, SKY PARK Offices, Rosum, Bory Mall, Jurkovič Heating Plant; Chalupkova Offices 18,400 m² office + 1,500 m² retail (under construction)A |
| Prvý realitný fond (managed by IAD Investments) HB Reavis, 16 Dec 2016: it 'has sold Twin City A, a modern office building ... to Prvý realitný fund (PRF), managed by IAD Investments with a transaction yield of 6,5%'; completed 2015, 'approximately 16,500 sq m of leasable space', fully let (tenants included PwC, MSD, Bayer, BNP Paribas). The price was not stated. |
Private equity | Twin City A, about 16,500 m² leasable (bought Dec 2016 at a 6.5% yield)A |
| Valesco Group and AIP Asset Management (South Korean institutional capital) Property Forum: Valesco Group with AIP Asset Management 'have exchanged contracts to acquire Twin City Tower ... for €120 million', at an acquisition yield of 5.75%, the first South Korean investment in Slovak real estate; majority tenant Amazon. |
Private equity | Twin City Tower, EUR 120M (June 2019)A |
| Trenesma Limited (Cyprus) English Wikipedia: Eurovea was acquired 'through the Cypriot company Trenesma Limited for €364 million in the summer of 2014', then the largest real estate deal in Central and Eastern Europe. The buyer's principal is not named here. Tier B: encyclopaedia only. |
Private company | Eurovea phase I, EUR 364M (summer 2014)B |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- No ownership sheet (LV) was opened for any marquee parcel: the ESKN portal and ZBGIS did not respond, and ESKN uses reCAPTCHA against automated reading. Every owner below rests on an owner's, a government's or a sale document instead.
- Slovak Radio Building: STVR lets space in it, but no source opened states that STVR (or the State) holds title.
- Bratislava Castle and Grassalkovich Palace: the State's ownership is stated only in encyclopaedia infoboxes; the parliament's and President's own sites could not be read.
- Eurovea phase I: no sale after Trenesma Limited's 2014 purchase was found, but the current ownership sheet was not opened.
- Twin City Tower: the 2019 buyers are named; whether the building has been resold since was not checked.
- No hectare or parcel figure was found for State land held through the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Defence, ŽSR or Catholic Church entities in Bratislava.
- Slovak University of Technology: its 2025 financial report was opened but gives no separate land figure in the text; its holdings are not recorded.
- The City's own five district lists of registered property exist (as of 1 Apr 2026) but could not be downloaded (robots.txt); no city hectare total is given.
- Housing completions for the city itself (not the region) were not read: the Statistical Office disallows automated access.
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Sources
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- Nivy Mall (Gypsum Trophy 2023 project entry) — Saint-Gobain International Gypsum Trophy · openA
- Sale of our Twin City Tower in Bratislava — HB Reavis · openA
- HB Reavis sells Bratislava building to South Korean investor — Property Forum · openA
- WOOD & Company AUP Bratislava Sub-Fund — WOOD & Company · openA
- Správa bytov (city-owned flats) — City of Bratislava · openA
- Nehnuteľný majetok (city's registered property, five district files) — City of Bratislava · openA
- Rozvoj nájomného bývania (city rental-housing projects) — City of Bratislava · openA
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- Commercial projects — Penta Real Estate · openA
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- Residential projects — Penta Real Estate · openA
- O nás — YIT Slovakia · openA
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