New living space in Wola

Residential and office developer Dantex has announced the launch of construction and apartment sales for its Dobrolin residential project in the capital's Wola district. The company has been given a building permit for the first stage of the investment, which will deliver 221 units and 10 shopping and service outlets. This phase is scheduled for completion in Q4 2009.

According to the developer, the investment has so far proved successful and the company already has plans to develop a second phase, consisting of 197 units, by the end of 2011. A third phase is in the planning stage.

"Our investment has been enjoying considerable popularity. The Dobrolin residential project has a prime location in direct proximity to the city center. I would especially recommend the apartments to young people who appreciate good, quick transportation to the center," said Marek Roefler, president of Dantex's board.

Prepared by the Britt-Plan architectural studio, the project's design provides for seven- and nine-storey buildings housing high-standard apartments, an underground parking lot, as well as service and office space. Dobrolin will also include a Dantex-Med medical center.

Apartment prices in the first phase of the project range from zł.7,600-8,800 per sqm. The units will be sized from 30-100 sqm although the bulk, the developer stressed, will be two- and three-room apartments targeted to young people.

Apart from the Dobrolin project, Dantex is currently realizing an office complex in Mokotów and is planning a residential scheme in Konstancin, as well as another office building in Warsaw. The company intends to invest a total of zł.555 million in its projects within the next four years.