Belarus vacant state property rises 3% annually, Minsk up 24.5%

Vacant state property in Belarus has grown to 3.5 million square meters, a 3% annual increase, with Minsk seeing a 24.5% surge. The state's inability to offload assets even at symbolic prices signals economic stagnation and weak demand, reflecting broader structural issues in Belarus's state-dominated economy.

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