Resi Capital, part of the Cavatina Group, wants to put into use 2,200 apartments for rent in Katowice, Krakow, Łódź and Wrocław by 2023. Bank Pekao provided the company with financing for over PLN 160 million for the ongoing investments of Quorum in Wrocław and WIMA Widzewska Manufaktura in Łódź, the company said.
“According to analyzes, there is still a shortage of about 2 million apartments in Poland, and today’s society needs access to a variety of housing solutions that allow for mobility, good organization of everyday life and protect against heavy obligations. That is why at Resi Capital we focused on our original idea for PRS We focus on the customer-friendly lease process that distinguishes us on the market, a very high standard of finishing including the latest technologies, as well as attractive locations. implementation, up to the management of the landlord platform,” said CFO Mirosława Płużek.
Resi Capital is preparing a wide range of apartments for rent in the best locations in Poland, as well as a fast, intuitive and remote lease process. The Resi Capital portfolio by 2023 will enrich over 2,000 new apartments, while by 2025 there will be 5,000. Projects in Wrocław and Łódź, as well as the GOP B building in Katowice are already under construction. The Resi Capital online platform will soon be launched, offering the first fully remote lease process in Poland.
The financing granted by Bank Pekao will allow the implementation of projects that are already under construction: the Quorum C residential building in Wrocław and two WIMA B and C residential buildings in Łódź.
Resi Capital is a company belonging to the Cavatina Group capital group, which is the majority shareholder of Cavatina Holding listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
Source: Resi Capital and ISBnews
