The sales team of the Asmita Gardens housing complex in
Bucharest, which consists of over 800 apartments, has ended its
activity, although nearly half the homes in the seven tower blocks
built on Splaiul Unirii Avenue in the Mihai Bravu area are yet
unsold.
The project, developed by India’s Asmita and by a British
investment fund, is among the largest in Bucharest, with around 420
apartments sold so far.
Atena Țiplic, who used to be sales manager, alongside another three
sales reps and an assistant, have left the project to set up a
business of their own.
“It is true that I no longer run the sales department of Asmita
Gardens as of March. We have opened a rental and property
management firm in the new projects we have sold across the years,”
Atena Țiplic told ZF.
Asmita and ECDC representatives could not be contacted by the time
this issue was ready for print.
ZF English
Asmita Gardens left without sales team
The sales team of the Asmita Gardens housing complex in Bucharest, which consists of over 800 apartments, has ended its activity, although nearly half the homes in the seven tower blocks built on Splaiul Unirii Avenue in the Mihai Bravu area are yet unsold.