No deception

The Platan Group have something quite intriguing up their sleeves: antique interiors, a quaint structure and an excellent central Warsaw location. High rents (USD 30 sqm) and equally pricey parking unfortunately come part and parcel. However it is clear that Dom Dochodowy o Trzech Frontach (with three facades) will find tenants

The first of them, two exclusive boutique shops: Ermenegildo Zegna with 176 sqm, and Mariella Burani with 180 sqm and the United Bank of Switzerland with over 200 sqm have already come forward, and Jones Lang LaSalle are working on finding others.
The renovation and construction of the Plac Trzech Krzyży property, located on the corner of Al. Ujazdowskie and ul. Mokotowska, was no trivial challenge for the Platan Group who bought the three 'kamienicas' in 1997 (one element of the complex has already been constructed) "The most difficult stage of construction was the two years of reinforcement work in the grounds," says Anna Stawny of the Platan Group. "The refurbishment of the interior also demanded a lot of commitment, not to mention the highest class specialists, as it had to be conducted in accordance with all environmental regulations and under the close scrutiny of a conservator. The work lasted four years but was finally finished at the end of December 2002.
The complex is unique in terms of its structure, as it consists of three buildings linked together by a sophisticated system of stylish staircases and hallways with an internal atrium. The meticulousness of the finishing touches such as the renovated paneled floors, stoves, faithfully preserved wall ornaments and even an antique crane for lifting barrels should draw those fond of working in prestigious premises, such as law firms and financial institutions perhaps. The Platan Group however has a competitor, i.e. the classy, though far from similar, Metropolitan building in Pl. Piłsudskiego, the owners of which are hoping to attract a similar league of clients at comparable rents.