One of the most famous merchants in Hareeqa Bazzar in Damascus, has put up ten out of his 20 shops for sale.
According to Zaman al-Wasl source, a big number of merchants are selling their shops in the area, which during the height of the war, were valued at 100-300 million.
The recession and economic sanctions imposed on the country played a central role in this decision by most merchants, which was also influenced by the security issues and attractive buying offers from Iranian-sponsored parties.
Major markets in the capital had suffered a series of fires, said to be caused by a short circuit, the latest of which had broken out in Al-Buzuriyah bazzar, one of the most famous and historic markets in Damascus.
Zaman Al Wasl
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