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Bacciarelli 54 estate in Wrocław enters third stage of construction

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Bacciarelli 54 estate in Wrocław enters third stage of construction
Source: Trei Real Estate Poland

The developer Trei Real Estate Poland has started the construction of the third stage of the Bacciarelli 54 estate in Wrocław. As part of the investment, it will build 91 apartments with areas ranging from 29-120 sqm. The planned completion date for this phase of works on Wielka Island is the third quarter of 2022.

In the first quarter of 2021, developers set a new record for the number of flats sold on the primary market in six major Polish cities, according to the JLL report. Sales of 19,500 premises exceeded 40 percent result from the previous quarter, and demand still exceeds supply. At that time, 3,000 apartments found owners in Wrocław. Further investments are under construction, including one of the most important development projects in the capital of Lower Silesia – Bacciarelli 54.

“We are not indifferent to the shrinking housing offer and we are introducing the next stages of our investments to the market. The housing estate in Wrocław, due to the very diverse areas, is an offer both for people who are looking for apartments for their own use and for those who buy for investment purposes. Striving to create a comfortable place for everyone – families, singles, elderly people, and investors – we draw from the benefits of the area: location in the city center, the intimate nature of the Big Island, and the richness of nature,” Jacek Wesołowski, managing director of Trei Real Estate Poland, said.

The need for contact with nature has never been greater than today. The pandemic has locked people in their homes. According to the IKEA report, almost half of the Poles surveyed say that they would consider moving to a place further away from work if it would improve their home environment and involve more space and nature. On the other hand, the study Barometer of healthy homes proves that spending time outdoors is in second place among the indicators of healthy life for Poles.

(WBJ)


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