
The Property is located on the northern
fringe of the historic centre of Gdansk, less
than 1 km from the Old Town, in the Young
City area of Gdansk, a part of the Gdansk
Shipyard, which is experiencing on-going
rejuvenation. The location itself has a
historical past. It is the place where Lech
Walesa initiated the Solidarity Movement,
and therefore is of high importance to the
local community and is broadly recognised
in Poland and Europe.
The Property constitutes a functional
industrial site, which in the past has
serviced Gdansk Shipyard. The Property
has a regular rectangular shape with the
square shape cut off its Southern West
part. The Site totals 19,255 sq. m and the
following buildings are located therein:
Paint shops, Small warehouse facilities,
Production facilities, office buildings,..
All suplies, such as water, electricity, gas
and sewage are available on site.
The subject Property includes two
buildings which were enlisted in the
Register of Historical Monuments, which
cannot be demolished, but nevertheless,
they can be refurbished within the limitations
imposed by the City Conservator.

For the characteristics of its attractive
location and the possibility of mixed
use, it is an excellent investment project
to conduct an exclusive residential and
office project with a complementary
retail component near the historic centre
of Gdansk. It is also important to note its
inclusion within the urban renewal plan
which covers the whole district and is
leading to a rejuvenation of the whole
area.
The potential development concept
comprises of residential and retail/
office premises. Majority of residential
component will be located in two
residential towers 42 and 54 stories
high offering approximately 45,735 sq.
m of total residential usable area. The
remaining residential space will be located
in the existing building at Walowa Street
19 which will be refurbished into lofts,
approximately 2,527 sq. m of additional
usable residential space. Apartment sizes
will range from small 2-room to large 4-
room ones and the whole project will
provide approximately 760 apartments.
Two residential towers will stand atop
a five-storey podium connecting both
towers and hosting retail and office areas.
Additionally building at Walowa Street
23 will be refurbished into offices/retail
providing an additional 1,774 sq. m of
usable commercial space. The project will
offer approximately 724 parking spaces.
This revitalization project will transform
70 hectares of post-industrial area of the
former Gdansk Shipyard into a vibrant
waterfront, where more than 750.000 sq. m
of new usable space will be developed.
Investments include the renovation
of historic buildings, the construction
of exciting modern facilities and the
development of infraestructure.
Over 500.000 sq. m of office space to
make Young City, the new central business
district of Gdansk.
Also, there will be new retail, residential
and service facilities.
Also an European Solidarity Center will be
built across from the Historic BHP Hall,
next to a convention center and a cruise
ship terminal among other development
possibilities.
The development of at least 200.000 sq.m
of new residential usable space will attract
about 10.000 people to live in Young City.
It will provide permanent jobs to more
than 10.000 people.
