The Medokys Development is a complex of 54 high-end luxury apartments located in one of the most affluent areas of Banská Bystrica, Slovakia's third city.
The development has several desirable features:
It is located in downtown Banská Bystrica, only a 10 minute walk from the town square.
It is one of the first modern developments in the city with secured underground car-parking. While several other projects are scheduled for development within the area, Medokys clearly enjoys a first mover advantage.
The Medokys development is positioned perfectly to utilise Banská Bystrica's links to infrastructure. It is a short drive from several key Slovakian cities. The development is situated 15km from the central rail hub in Zvolen and within 10km of Slia? airport.
It is located beside the proposed €15 million (approx.) redevelopment site of the specialised cardiac hospital for central and Eastern Slovakia.
It is only a 15 minute walk from the Europa Shopping & Business Centre. This is the first large-scale development of this nature in the city (first phase: 37,500sqm), which opened in February 2007. Following phases will include a hotel, exhibition centre and leisure centre.
A highway connecting Banská Bystrica and the Slovakian capital of Bratislava is to be completed by 2010.
The Medokys development is located in the heart of one of Slovakia's most attractive tourist regions. It currently boasts 6 ski-resorts, two large spa and leisure centres and a number of golf courses are planned to be built. This therefore offers the perfect work-life balance in this up-and-coming commercial hub.
Developments such as Medokys are well positioned to enjoy strong demand and capital appreciation as international companies are increasingly locating in Banská Bystrica. They are taking advantage of the city's strong educational background with its university graduates offering a highly educated work force.
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