Duda Development's Dyfrakcja Łódzka project in Łódź is entering its final construction phase, with overall progress exceeding 95%. The development at ul. Wodna 3 comprises 214 flats ranging from 25 to 97 sqm, with one to four rooms, along with a two-level car park with bicycle storage and storage units, and eight ground-floor commercial units.
The project sits near Nowe Centrum Łodzi and the EC1 complex — a revitalised former power plant now serving as one of the largest cultural and scientific centres in this part of Europe. The architecture references the area's industrial heritage, while upper-floor flats feature spacious balconies and terraces of over 70 sqm. Construction teams are currently focused on interior finishing works.
The location appeals to young professionals working near office complexes such as Brama Miasta, as well as parents buying a first flat for students at the nearby University of Łódź, Łódź University of Technology, or the National Film School (PWSFTViT). The proximity of Łódź Fabryczna station is another draw — the train to Warsaw currently takes just over an hour, with planned rail upgrades targeting a 40-minute journey.
"Dyfrakcja is a project tailored to varied needs: from investors and parents securing their children's future, to people seeking an urban lifestyle. The neighbourhood and transport links make this an optimal choice in the Łódź market," said Katarzyna Brożek, vice-president of Duda Development.
Dyfrakcja Łódzka is Duda Development's latest Łódź project, following the completed Diasfera Łódzka scheme, which delivered 583 flats and 19 commercial units. The Poznań-based family developer has been active in the Polish residential, commercial and land market for nearly 30 years, and was named among the Forbes Diamonds 2026 laureates in the Wielkopolska region.
