WFW advises Heinrich Vetter Stiftung on sale of Mannheim car park24 July 2024
We advised the Heinrich Vetter Foundation on its sale of a car park in central Mannheim, southwestern Germany, to a subsidiary of Mannheimer Kommunalbeteiligungen GmbH.
We advised the Heinrich Vetter Foundation on its sale of a car park in central Mannheim, southwestern Germany, to a subsidiary of Mannheimer Kommunalbeteiligungen GmbH.
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