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Cordia Romania, a member of the Futureal Group, has acquired an 8,179 sqm land plot in Bucharest, in the immediate vicinity of Bucharest Mall. On the site, the company will develop Centropolitan, a residential project comprising 274 apartments and 3,345 sqm of integrated retail space. The project has already secured its building permit, and construction has begun.
Centropolitan will offer a diverse range of units, from one- to five-room apartments, with surfaces ranging from 42 to 156 sqm, complemented by generous terraces. Particular attention is being paid to residents’ amenities, with approximately 350 sq m of dedicated spaces designed for a welcoming residents’ lounge, a gastro bar for social gatherings, a Kids Corner, an Arcade Room concept for teenagers, a coworking hub, as well as fitness and yoga areas, all supporting a balanced urban lifestyle.
The development also follows the so-called “10-minute city” concept, supported by its wide range of services. The key functions of everyday life – housing, services, and leisure – are available within a short time or even directly within the development itself. Bucharest Mall is just a one-minute walk away, and the area is served by excellent public transport connections.
The project is not the first investment by Cordia or the Futureal Group in Romania; most recently, the Parcului20 residential development in Bucharest was completed, delivering 485 apartments across two phases.
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