Bank of Finland sells former Turku regional office property
nieuwsbank.nl     Apr 28, 2008          

[ Maandag 28 april 2008 | Bank of Finland ] The Bank of Finland has sold the property, in which the recently-closed Turku regional office operated, to the Turku real estate company Kansallisasunnot Oy. The Linnankatu 20 facilities, ... The Bank of Finland has sold the... [read full story]                    


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