Matexi Polska has received an occupancy permit for the second and final phase of its Sady Żoliborz development in Warsaw, allowing the handover of keys to buyers to begin. A small number of units remain on sale, including two-room and five-room apartments.
The second phase is located at the junction of Anna German and Zygmunt Krasiński streets in the Żoliborz district. The five-storey building comprises 66 apartments ranging from 38 to 127 sqm. The first phase of the scheme, comprising 112 apartments, has been fully sold.
"Receiving the occupancy permit for the second phase of Sady Żoliborz is an important moment for us and the completion of another project on the Warsaw market. We will soon be handing over keys to residents, and the whole development will fill with everyday life. We are pleased with the strong interest in Sady Żoliborz phase 2. Only the last apartments remain on sale, which shows it was worth attending to every detail from the very beginning," said Karolina Stokowska, Acquisition and Development Manager at Matexi Polska.
The wider Sady Żoliborz scheme consists of three buildings arranged as an open, green space without fencing. Shared areas include a recreational zone, a playground and designated rest areas. An underground car park provides storage rooms, a bicycle room and cycle storage. Ground-floor commercial units are planned, and a linear park on the site of a former railway siding is under development in cooperation with the Żoliborz district authorities. The development incorporates photovoltaic panels and a rainwater retention system.
The scheme was designed by the Żoliborz-based studio Latergrupa Architekci, with the architecture referencing the modernist character of the district. The general contractor was AMConstruction. Matexi Polska is also carrying out a further development, Verdera Żoliborz, at ul. Przasnyska 6a in the same area.
Matexi Polska is a Belgian-owned developer that has been active in Poland since 2010. The company has sold approximately 4,000 apartments in Warsaw and Kraków and holds land secured for approximately 3,500 further units.
