Łużycka's cornerstone falls into place

The cornerstone of the Łużycka Office Park was laid last week in an inauguration ceremony in Gdynia hosted by the city's mayor, Wojciech Szczurek and the president of Allcon Investment, Sergiusz Gniadecki.

The modern 2.5-ha complex offers five buildings, each with five storeys and 4,350 sqm of lease space. The buildings will boast the highest standard of office spaces, including air conditioning, 24-hour monitoring, security and access control and parking capacity for 700 vehicles. The park's proximity to the center of Gdynia and access to the extensive public transportation network is a key factor for future tenants, for whom a central location is important in establishing their base of operations.

Allcon's Gniadecki is confident that the facility's design takes into account all the specifications that global firms, particularly those in the offshoring and R&D sectors, demand from the market today. "We based our project on extensive research into the latest trends in office development to assure that Łużycka Office Park will meet the expectations of companies looking towards the city's promising high-end office market," he says.

Allcon is currently negotiating long-term leases for close to half of the available space. Companies like Intel, Compuware and Reuters are already present in Gdynia and Allcon hopes to attract more big names. The occupancy permit for the first building is expected in Q4 this year.

Allcon Investment holds a 100-percent stake in the zł.150-million project, while Allcon's construction subsidiary of the same name is serving as the general contactor. The project's design comes from the Warsaw branch of the renowned firm Aedas.