The building use approval of the first stage of the Vydrica district in Bratislava is approaching, and the construction of the Vydrica Offices building is also progressing. The building has already reached its full height.
Vydrica Offices is a project near the historic city centre where companies can purchase their A-class premises. The tech company Ximea, which will occupy two floors in the building, has already confirmed its interest in moving to Vydrica. Pavol Baslík, Head of Marketing & PR at Lucron and representative of Vydrica Development confirmed the latest information about the building status and the new owners. The investment company Mercurius Pro bought additional office space, and the space on the ground floor has already found its owners too. It will house a car showroom of the leasing company RAI International and also a gastro concept.
Vydrica Offices offers office spaces with an area of 250 to 550 sqm on 4 floors and 2 retail spaces with an area of 130 and 180 sqm on the ground floor of the building. The anticipated completion of construction is in Q1 2025. Technological solutions include cooled ceilings embedded directly in the concrete mass of the ceiling slabs.
"We are planning to open our showroom in Vydrica Offices, where we will exhibit new products from car brands, such as Ferrari, Tesla and Porsche. Our company has its design department, which specialises in configuring cars for high-end clients and management in the showroom will provide free consultations as part of operational leasing," reveals more details Ivan Romano Rajčok from RAI International.
