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The building of Ricardo Robles, a counselor blocker in the municipality of Lisbon, and since Friday was involved in the controversy continues to have an active sales announcement on the Portugal- real estate website imo .com
The Observer contacted the site manager and the latter, who refused to identify, said Portugal-imo.com "aims to find foreign buyers" . However, he noted that the site only posts ads sent by its partners. In the case of the Robles Building, the property was contacted by a real estate agency in Quarteira, Lux Avenue not knowing if the owners know whether or not the advertisement is still online.
] Already on the Lux Avenue website there is no active list of the property of Robles and his sister.
The head of Portugal-imo.com, who lives in Belgium, said that he had not yet received any contacts from interested parties in the purchase of the site. building, having been surprised when he was informed of the controversy in which the building has been involved since Friday.
In advertising, in addition to the description of the property, there is a photo gallery that shows the interior of the renovated building. The description says that the building is "located in front of the Lisbon cruise terminal, next to the Fado Museum and the charming Largo do Chafariz de Dentro". The ad adds being the " junction of two buildings with separate entrances", "newly renovated and the apartments are ready for short-term rental [alojamento local]; all have fully equipped kitchens, double glazing, air conditioning and parquet. "
The controversy over the building of the mayor of Lisbon erupted this Friday, after the economic review reported that the block, a fierce opponent of real estate speculation, 2014, bought with his sister, a building at a social security auction for 347 thousand euros to, after renovation, put up for sale for 5.7 million through the intermediary of a real estate agency.
However, the Left Bloc has already reacted to what has happened. "The news was barely counted." This is how Catarina Martins responded Saturday morning to the news of the Robles case. Along the way, he accuses the PSD of hypocrisy and insinuates that it is not by chance that the news of the sale of the building of Ricardo Robles was born, when the Bloc has initiatives The national coordinator of the Left Bloc has argued that the Lisbon PSD's request for resignation to the Ecumenist Blocist Ricardo Robles was incoherent.
The building was ransacked, however. This Saturday afternoon, several graffiti have been painted outside such as those usually seen in the abandoned buildings of the capital. In addition to the logo of the left Bloc, the phrase "here could live people"
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