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RTP launches tender to sell three properties expected to raise €1.7 million

RTP has opened a tender to sell three of its properties, aiming to raise roughly €1.7 million.

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  1. RTP launched a tender to sell three properties, expecting to raise €1.7 million.

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    What the 2 sources said
    Correio da Manhã
    “espera encaixar mínimo de 1,7 milhões de euros”

    Em causa estão os antigos estúdios na Abrunheira, no concelho de Sintra, a estação emissora de Chave e um terreno em Portalegre.

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    Notícias ao Minuto
    “RTP abre concurso para venda de três imóveis. Espera encaixar 1,7 milhões”

    Machine translation: RTP opens tender to sell three properties. Expects to raise 1.7 million

    Read at Notícias ao Minuto
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  2. RTP is putting its historic studios in Sintra up for sale for €1.5 million.

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    What the source said
    Jornal de Negócios
    “RTP põe à venda por 1,5 milhões os históricos estúdios onde gravou a primeira novela”

    Machine translation: RTP puts up for sale for 1.5 million the historic studios where the first soap opera was recorded

    O Edifício Abrunheira, em Sintra, foi o berço de alguns dos projetos mais ambiciosos da televisão portuguesa, tendo o seu estúdio principal sido expressamente construído para gravar os interiores da novela Vila Faia, em 1982.

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