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Develia SA's subsidiary, Develia Vita, has acquired a real estate asset in Warsaw for approximately PLN 16 million (around INR equivalent based on current rates). The company plans to develop a residential project with about 109 housing units on the site. The project is part of Develia's ongoing expansion strategy in Poland's housing market. The sales launch is scheduled for the third quarter of 2026. This move reflects steady demand for residential developments in Warsaw and aligns with the company's focus on urban housing supply.
Develia SA announced that its subsidiary, Develia Vita, has acquired a real estate property in Warsaw for a total consideration of PLN 16 million. The acquisition is part of the company's ongoing efforts to expand its residential development portfolio in key urban locations.
The company plans to develop a housing project on the acquired land, with an estimated 109 residential units. This indicates a mid-sized development aimed at catering to urban housing demand in Warsaw, where residential supply has remained active due to steady buyer interest and population growth.
As per the company's plans, the sales process for the project is expected to begin in the third quarter of 2026. This timeline suggests that initial planning and approval stages are likely underway, with construction and marketing to follow in phases.
Develia has been consistently active in the Polish real estate market, focusing on residential and mixed-use developments across major cities. Warsaw, being the capital and a key economic hub, has remained a priority market due to its strong infrastructure, employment opportunities, and sustained housing demand. The company has previously undertaken similar projects in the city, aligning with its strategy to strengthen its presence in high-demand urban regions.
Source Reuters
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