Sales Office (Oscar building)
19 Książęca St., local 11, II floor
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Real Estate Investment
Real estate investment does not always have to be a risky maneuver. Investors just have to be smart and do their homework before buying any properties. The number one thing to focus on, of course, is location, location, location! Residential property should be located somewhere that will stay popular with residents for years to come. When looking at any city, this of course means the more convenient, the better, usually this means center of the city is best. Housing that is difficult to travel to, or that is not surrounded by shopping, and other important facilities will not be as desirable for rent. Furthermore, safety and aesthetics are also very important. No one wants to live in an unsafe neighborhood, much less an unattractive, run-down one.
Holland Park apartments fit all the criteria of a good real estate investment. The apartment complex is located in the center of Poland’s capital, Warsaw. ‘Three Crosses Square’ is one of the most prestigious areas in Warsaw, and is also the home of Poland’s stock market. Not only is the area right in the middle of the city, making it easy to travel to any other part of Warsaw, but it is littered with high-end stores, restaurants, and cafes. Furthermore, nature-lovers can enjoy the fact that the apartments are also surrounded by beautiful, historic parks from two of its sides. In short, a real estate property could not have a better location than that of Holland Park, and this is, in fact what makes the apartments so unique compared to others in Warsaw.
More and more expatriates are looking for real estate investment in Warsaw, Poland. And that comes of no surprise since Poland is the only European country whose GDP increase in the past year! Furthermore, the nation is playing catch up with western Europe since the fall of communism, with many opportunities for development available. Let’s not forget the fact that Poland is hosting the Eurocup 2012 soccer games, building its international popularity, as well as Warsaw’s infrastructure, even more. It is no wonder international businesses are flocking to Poland since it has joined the European Union a few years ago.
