”From the very beginning, the cooperation between JLL and Atenor has been a great success for both parties. We are pleased that our partners have placed their faith in us and entrusted us with the commercialisation of further projects. Thanks to the combination of this convenient location, architecture and state-of-the-art technological solutions, both FORT 7 and the modernised UBC II, will definitely become attractive proposals for companies from various sectors that are looking for modern office space in Poland", says Piotr Kamiński, Head of Office Leasing, JLL.

"As a developer, we always emphasise innovation, quality and consideration of our clients' needs. I am delighted that the JLL team will be responsible for leasing our future projects in Poland. I believe that our cooperation will generate excellent results, as in the case of the commercialisation of Atenor's flagship project in Warsaw - Lakeside", says Karolina Pawłowska, Development & Leasing Manager, ATENOR.

As part of the undertaken cooperation, JLL will commercialise another Polish Atenor project, located in the capital. The existing building, UBC II, will undergo a major refurbishment, which will ensure that the project meets modern market standards. The new project, in the form of Lakeside II, will offer over 19,000 sqm of office space, which with its technological advancement and energy efficiency, will set new standards on the commercial property market. The building was designed by the Grupa 5 Architekci architectural studio, which is also responsible for the construction of the Lakeside building. The changes include the modernisation of the entire building, of which only the reinforced concrete exterior will remain, with the transformed office building being completely rebuilt in the spirit of ESG, making it both a modern and ecological space.

Another of Atenor’s investments, FORT 7, is an urban complex located in a convenient location in close proximity to Warsaw's Frederic Chopin airport. It will be built to the highest environmental and technological standards, making it an attractive alternative to the capital's business centre for prospective tenants. Its special value and importance will be the restoration of the grounds of Fort VII Zbarż, which was part of the entire Fortress Warsaw ring, for the residents of Warsaw. The unique project will introduce a series of multifunctional buildings into the Warsaw skyline, combining office space with a hotel, residential and utility infrastructure, with a total area of nearly 136,000 sqm.