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Smart rentals coming to Warsaw
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NanoApart, a 217-unit apartment complex designed for short-term rentals, is set to open in Warsaw in early 2026. The project is being developed by Polish company TPPI, with Solarento — owned by the founders of Green House Development — handling leasing and operations.
The property will offer standards comparable to a four-star hotel, blending hotel-style comfort with the…
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