After the model of other capital cities in the region, a rising number of office projects have emerged on Dâmbovița’s banks.
While constructions were first raised at Eroilor bridge, where
Opera Center project was carried out, the area close to Grozăvești
bridge, where the first stage of Sema Parc project and Riverside
Tower building, where the Bucharest City Hall moved, were
finalised, as well as the section between Mărășești passageway and
Timpuri Noi, where five buildings have been erected in recent
years, have also become attractive.
Developers will raise further buildings on Dâmbovița banks in the
following years as well. In Grozăvești area, businessman Ion
Rădulea is in talks to get funding for the second stage of Sema
Parc, with another project being announced by Austria’s
Europolis.
On the other hand, Timpuri Noi site has been almost completely
taken down by its current owners with a view to ceding the 5.1
hectare plot of land to a company part of IKEA, which plans to
develop a real estate project made up of offices and housing units
here.