He Bought the Whole Village for 17 Million, but His Excuse Surprised Everyone - Sözcü Newspaper
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American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith bought the abandoned village of Salto de Castro in Spain for 310,000 euros, or approximately 17 million Turkish lira. Everyone was surprised by how the village was planned to be used.
Haber 7 - American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith has purchased the uninhabited village of Salto de Castro in Spain for 310,000 euros (approximately 17.5 million TL). It is stated that Beckwith bought the village with the intention of transforming it into a tourism and residential complex.
American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith bought the uninhabited village of Salto de Castro in Spain for €310,000 (approximately 17.5 million TL). It is reported that Beckwith bought the village not for his own private living space, but to transform it into a tourism and residential complex. The village, which includes 44 houses, a school, a bar, and a historic church, is planned to receive an investment of approximately €6 million (338 million T…
American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith bought a long-uninhabited village in Spain for approximately 17 million Turkish Lira. A multi-million euro transformation plan for the village, which includes 44 houses, a school, a bar, and a church, has also been revealed.
Entrepreneur plans to restore 44 houses, a school, a church, a bar and a former barracks
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