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Convovi goes ahead with 140 new cooperative homes in Torrox with a €38 million investment.
The developer, Convovi, has backed an agreement to build 140 cooperative homes in Torrox. This plan brings forward fresh options []
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· Jun 30, 2026
Lefrak Offloads Brooklyn Rent-Stabilized Assets to HF NYC for $34 million
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