Among those in attendance were Italian Ambassador Paolo Guido Spinelli; Lorenzo Bonacchi, managing director of Dorottya Kft; Jacopo Mazzei, CEO of RDM, developer of the Palazzo Dorottya luxury apartment project; and József Kovács, CEO of Új Világ Kft, the BBJ’s publishing company.
Many of the future stakeholders in the Palazzo Dorottya development were also present, as were numerous members of the local business community.
Bonacchi announced that the Cultural Heritage Ministry has granted the Ft 12 billion Palazzo Dorottya project the necessary building permit, and that construction is scheduled to begin in the summer on the site close to the prestigious downtown Váci utca and Vörösmarty tér.
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