Wola Plaza revives DT Wola

As Warsaw's population rises, more and more investment is spreading out from the center into other districts, which are now undergoing major changes. Wola, with 140,000 residents, is one such district. The ongoing renovation of the area is continuing, with the recently begun revitalization of the former Dom Towarowy (DT) Wola, a four-storey department store built in 1956 which, until its closed in 2005, had been a local landmark.

Developer Savills wants to turn this well-known building into a new office and retail center. The complex - now renamed Wola Plaza - is located just on the edge of Warsaw's Central Business District on the corner of ul. Młynarska and Wolska. The reconstruction of Wola Plaza comprises both modernization and the extension of the retail services on the ground floor.

After its completion in 2008, Wola plaza will offer almost 8,000 sqm for lease. According to the project, the upper floors will be renovated into modern and flexible office space, which will enable the individual tenants to design their own office space around the freshly refurbished atrium, within a secure, high-standard office environment.

Apart from the prominent location, the future tenants will also benefit from easy access to public transportation.