SLOVAKIA Penta purchases site for new Bratislava district
Land acquisitionsschedule 31 March 2022
A large office and residential district is planned for the 8.5 ha site
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Slovakian developer Penta Real Estate has announced that it has acquired 8.5 ha along the south bank of the Danube in Bratislava from HB Reavis.
Both parties have agreed not to disclose the value of the transaction. The area is situated between Starý most (the Old Bridge) and Prístavný most (Port Bridge). Penta has revealed that it is planning to develop housing and offices with public amenities on the acquired land.
This transaction is part of a strategic expansion in which we want to strengthen our long-term position as a major developer on the Bratislava real estate market. We perceive the area as very important for the developm
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