Get Used to Mordor
At present, we can observe a flow of new tenants and companies which decide to extend their lease contracts. The signed contracts in 2016 in the Warsaw’s Mokotów district concerned over 100 thousand sq. m of offices. The considerable demand for space, which maintains in this region, is also confirmed by the decreasing vacancy rate. This is because of the improved infrastructure of office investments. Residential buildings are designed between the offices in Służewiec. Apart from that, Służewiec Przemysłowy has finally gained interest among investors from the hotel sector who are currently planning two investments in this district – says Mateusz Strzelecki.
Indeed. The number of such investments in Służewiec has significantly increased. Over 1000 new apartments were delivered to the market in the previous year. Residential investments also include commercial space for services and gastronomy. Thereby, business center gains new functions and it is not only a good place to work but also a good place to live.
The changes in Służewiec concern public space. The investors domesticate Mordor by creating public spaces where everyone can meet and spend time in the nice surroundings.
Improved communication
According to the experts of Walter Herz, some changes in communication, including redevelopment of Marynarska Street and extension of Suwak Street from Domaniewska Street to Cybernetyki Street, will have a positive impact on the situation in Służewiec. Woronicza Street is to be extended in the direction of Żwirki i Wigury Avenue by the end of 2019 – enumerates Mateusz Strzelecki.
A new line at Wierzbno station will also improve the situation. It will allow for a tram alternative traffic between the metro and Służewiec. What is more, a new tram route running from Wilanowska metro station to Galeria Mokotów is to be executed. The communicational accessibility of the district will be enhanced by modernization and extension of the railway line running from Służewiec to Piaseczno. Other plans include extension of bicycle paths and new bus lines.
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