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Goodbye to an Icon of the Gran Vía Madrid: Telefónica Sells Its Historic Headquarters for 200 Million

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Telefónica has closed the sale of its historic headquarters of number 28 of the Gran Vía de Madrid to the real estate entrepreneur Tomás Olivo for 200 million euros. The operation has been written this week, after the agreement reached between both parties in May, and supposes the departure of the heritage of the one teleco ... Continue reading "Goodbye to an icon of the Gran Vía Madrid: Telefónica sells its historic headquarters for 200 million"

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Telefónica has closed the sale of its historic headquarters of number 28 of the Gran Vía de Madrid to the real estate entrepreneur Tomás Olivo for 200 million euros. The operation has been written this week, after the agreement reached between both parties in May, and supposes the departure of the heritage of the one teleco ... Continue reading "Goodbye to an icon of the Gran Vía Madrid: Telefónica sells its historic headquarters for 200 million"

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The operator is detached from a property associated with its image for almost 100 years

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The businessman has pending the remodeling of Serrallo in Granada A historic building in the heart of Gran Vía de Madrid

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Telefónica has closed the sale of its historic headquarters, located at number 28 of Madrid’s Calle Gran Vía, to the Carthageneran businessman Tomás Olivo, for an amount of more than 200 million euros. Thus, it can be seen from the information advanced by ‘Five Days’, which cites sources of the ‘teleco’ presided by Marc Murtra.

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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