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Porto auctions properties intended for mosques

The city of Porto will hold a public auction for the sale of two properties intended for mosques on September 16.

20 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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On September 16, a public auction will take place in Porto, where two properties designated for the construction of mosques will be auctioned. The properties are located in the areas of Sé and Campanhã.

The property in Sé has a starting price of 913,700 euros, while the one in Campanhã carries a value of 1,307,000 euros. This auction is open to any entity interested in acquiring the assets.

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Pedro Duarte, responsible for opening the auction, stated that any entity can participate in the purchase of the properties. No further details have been disclosed regarding the auction conditions or potential prior offers.

This event represents an opportunity for groups or organizations interested in developing religious activities in the city. No additional information has been reported about the sales expectations or potential interested parties.

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