SKY PARK is located in the former industrial zone, in the developing Bratislava "downtowne" and in two phases will bring a total of six high-rise buildings to the Bratislava real estate market.
Penta Real Estate has sold a development site in Warsaw’s Wola-Centrum district to Lincoln Property Company and Enern for around EUR 25 mln. The Form office building, which will contain app. 30,000 sqm of office space, is to be built on the purchased plot.
In these weeks and months, the developer J&T Real Estate is completing the construction of the multifunctional Klingerka complex, but is also making progress in preparing for the construction of its continuation. Klingerka II and III, which will fill the area after the former Gumon factory, received positive binding opinions from the City Hall. In the optimistic case, the development could be implemented as early as the beginning of 2023.
YIT Slovakia is launching the sale of the next stage of the NUPPU project called Magnolia 1. Unlike the previous stages, Magnolia 1 will be sold not only as standard, but also with partial interior equipment. It will also be the first stage, where prefabricated structural elements will be used to a large extent, the use of which will speed up the construction and bring several other benefits. In addition to the interior equipment, the owners of the apartments of this stage will also be able to use all the benefits of this popular Ružinov project - the central courtyard, carsharing services, the Package box or charging stations for electric cars. The expected date of approval of the Magnolia stage 1 is in the middle of 2023.
In the future, Bratislava could acquire a promenade pedestrian bridge following the example of several world capitals. Developer J&T Real Estate plans to combine its Eurovea projects and the upcoming New Lido on the individual Danube embankments in this way. For this purpose, he announced and in the meantime evaluated the student competition, where he looked for new perspectives on the possible form and shape of the bridge connection.
The first Slovak skyscraper reports an important milestone. Developer J&T Real Estate began pouring the concrete slab of the Eurovea Tower on Friday. With 168 meters, it will be the tallest building in Slovakia and officially the first skyscraper in the country.
The heating plant in Bratislava, designed by the legendary Slovak architect Dušan Jurkovič, has been reconstructed. It has been transformed into a modern building with 3,900 square meters of flexible space and a total capacity of approximately 450 seats in shared workspaces. It was renovated as part of the Sky Park by Zaha Hadid project by Penta Real Estate. After the pilot project of flexible leasing, the developer will open a so-called coworking, in the Churchill building in Prague its premises under the BASE brand and in the Jurkovič heating plant already in August.
The walls of the building called Bezák's house on Továrenská Street in the Sky Park in the wider center of the capital is represented by four stories. They artistically describe the history of the house as a symbol of the entire project area, which is a former industrial zone.
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