Office buy in Carnaxide Lisboa

Building with allocation of services. Five floors. Located in a service and commercial area, and next to new housing developments. Excellent investment opportunity! Last equity assessment of finance in the amount of €3,628,000! Expected yield between 6.5% and 7.5% annually. There is also the possibility of renting Parking on 2 floors below ground and more than 40 parking spaces outside. Floor 2: 553.50m2 (offices) Floor 1: 553.50m2 (offices) Floor 0: 456m2 (offices / warehouse) Floor -1: 1563m2 (parking) Floor -2: 1563m2 (parking) It already has an HVAC system, loading and unloading docks, freight elevators. Quick access to Lisbon, Cabos d'Ávila, IC19, A5, A9, A1 and A2 Book your visit with Coldwell Banker City and discover this excellent option to host your company or invest with high and secure profitability Carnaxide - unusual name with a possible origin from the Arabic «carna-axide» (mound of red earth) or from the Celtic «carn-achad» (land of loose stones), it appears in official documentation only in the 14th century, but dates back to the 12th century. Carnaxide was part of the Reguengo de Algés that stretched from Ribeira de Alcântara to Reguengo de Oeiras. It was the first parish on the outskirts of the capital to be created and the third at national level. A place where nobles and poets walked, including King D. Pedro V (frequent visit), Almeida Garrett, Tomás Ribeiro, Camilo Castelo Branco, among others, it was described at the time as 'pleasant and good-natured and very abundant of excellent waters'. In the reign of King José I, after the 1755 earthquake and included in the Marquês de Pombal's plan for reconstruction and improvements, the Aqueduct and the Fountain were built in the center of the town. It was elevated to town on 16 August 1991. After the administrative reorganization in 1993, the former parish of Carnaxide was split into five new parishes: Carnaxide, Algés, Queijas, Cruz-Quebrada/Dafundo and Linda-a-Velha. Before this reorganization, its population amounted to more than 80,000 inhabitants spread over 16 square kilometers, which made it one of the largest parishes in Portugal and Europe. Today, Carnaxide has an area of ​​6.5 km², consisting of the urban agglomerations of Carnaxide, old nucleus, Outurela, Portela, Gandarela, Casal da Serra, Valejas Norte, Alfragide (quinta do paizinho), Nova Carnaxide and Alto dos Barronhos. Currently, its resident population – 25,911 (2011 Census), Present Population - 24,494, Families - 10,098, Buildings - 1,596, Classic Family Accommodations - 11,729 and Companies and Commerce - 1,000. The number of voters is 21,152 citizens as of 29 July 2013.