Dragon Capital to rebuild parking floor of Lviv-based Victoria Gardens mall for offices
The Lviv City Council Europolis has permitted Property Holding (Kyiv), part of Dragon Capital Group, to reconstruct the fourth flow of the multilevel parking area of the Victoria Gardens shopping and entertainment center (Lviv) to arrange office premises.
The respective town planning conditions and limits for the reconstruction of the floor of the parking area in the shopping center located at 226A, Kulparkivska Street were approved by the city council on November 16.
As reported, Gross Lettable Area of Victoria Gardens is 54,500 square meters. The center was officially opened on October 29, 2016.
As of July 2015, JLL said that total investment in the implementation of the project was estimated at $110 million.
Dragon Capital Investments Limited, part of Dragon Capital Group, has completed a deal to buy Victoria Gardens from two Turkish private investors.
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