The state pays 1.2 billion for each
The Geysir area is often bustling with people. mbl.is/Árni Sæberg
The state is to pay its former co-owners of the Geysir hot spring area in Haukadalur about
1.2 billion krónur, with interest and indexation, according to a revaluation of the value
of the owner's.
Is it similar to the initial assessment, but the state referred it for a higher assessment? The assessment is binding.
for both parties, as reported in Morgunblaðið today.
When the state bought the shares of the individuals who owned two-thirds of the Geysir area, it was decided that
The assessors are summoned to determine the purchase price. The outcome of the expert review is now available and is as follows.
End decades of disputes over ownership of this natural gem.
News from mbl.is 23 May 2019 Author: Stefán Ó. Jónsson