The launched area of the former Bratislava railway is gradually coming to life. Luxembourg-Slovak developer Lucron Development is starting the construction of residential houses called Urban Residence. Commissioning of the first stage of the project is planned for the beginning of 2018.
Vydrica in Podhradí, one of the most lucrative parts of the capital, should start changing its years of unattractive face this year. In the past, the inhabitants and visitors of Bratislava saw work on strengthening the castle gate and reloading the infrastructure of engineering networks.
On Thursday, July 22, Vydrica Development announced that it had obtained a building permit for the first stage buildings. The permit is valid and the construction of the first buildings could start this year.
The company was established. Vydrica was first bought by Avantv in 2018 as a joint venture by merging the landowner Vydrica with the development company Lucron. For example, they are building the Arboria project in Trnava or preparing the Nesto project in Bratislava. According to an informative extract from the Commercial Register, the shareholder of Vydrice, which has a registered capital of almost EUR 15.5 million, is Urbicom Invest.
The real estate market is constantly changing. With the advent of new regulations, green bonds and increasing pressure to invest in green funds, sustainability seems to be the biggest competitive advantage of the future.
Housing in almost 200 flats, parking and job opportunities are to be added in the planned modern development of Petržalka City - 1st stage in the Bratislava-Petržalka district. The plan will be part of a new center in this largest part of the city with more than 100,000 inhabitants under the name of the Cultural and Social and Sports Center of Petržalka. It is a long-term project with a completion horizon of approximately 10 years
Environmental protection and sustainability can also be considered in the construction of an office building. The Bratislava project Lakeside Park 02, growing by Lake Kuchajda, relied on aluminum materials, which, thanks to a significantly reduced CO2 footprint, obtained certification of environmental products.
Between Hutná and Cesta na Štadión streets in Banská Bystrica, new multifunctional houses called Hutná Complex are to be built. This follows from the intention submitted for the environmental impact assessment (EIA) by the development group Profinex, which plans to invest approximately 36.415 mil. eur.
WiredScore recently released its SmartScore certification to build consensus on what functionalities a smart building offers. Smart buildings do not implement technology for novelty’s sake, rather it’s a tenant-centric view with the purpose of delivering a future-proof building that is more attuned to the needs of tenants. SmartScore is certainly catching on. Big name landlords like Hines, Allianz, and CA Immo have already committed properties within their portfolios to the certification.
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