Promised kindergartens and supermarkets in new projects, still at the “soon” stage

In almost all real estate project presentations, developers promised integrated complexes, with restaurants, pools, kindergartens or supermarkets. How many of them have kept their promises? Facilities such as kindergartens or supermarkets were conceived in case at least 500-600 families, with 1,000 people, got to live in the respective complexes, with their needs turning such investments profitable. As many projects were halted after the first stage of development, the construction of facilities was often delayed. The owners of new apartments are primarily suffering from the lack of kindergartens as clients are largely families, whose members are aged between 30-35, both of them work, and have two preschoolers. In some new housing projects, part of the problems related to shopping centres or kindergartens have been solved, but still the biggest part of developers have not kept their pledges.