Belgrade Waterfront Sells 10,000 Apartments Amidst Major Development

The Belgrade Waterfront project continues its ambitious development, announcing a significant milestone of 10,000 apartments sold. This achievement underscores the project's sustained appeal and its role in reshaping Belgrade's urban landscape.

Since its launch in 2015, the development has seen the construction of around 6,600 apartments within 34 buildings, with a total of 58 objects now under construction. Beyond residential units, the project emphasizes comprehensive urban renewal, incorporating over 16 kilometers of new city streets, a two-kilometer Savski Promenade, and essential public facilities such as a state primary school and kindergarten.

Furthermore, Belgrade Waterfront is committed to preserving the city's heritage. The restoration of significant historical structures, including the Belgrade Cooperative Bank building (1907) and the Bristol Hotel (1912), has been completed. Ongoing restoration efforts include the former Main Post Office, slated to become the home of the Archaeological Museum and a theater, and the historic Sava railway bridge (1884), which will be transformed into a pedestrian zone.

Future plans are equally grand, envisioning new museums, the expansion into the Belgrade Fair grounds, a new hotel near the Gazela Bridge, a green market, and the BW Marina complex featuring a marina, yacht club, opera house, and the "Belgrade Eye" Ferris wheel. This continuous expansion highlights Belgrade Waterfront's vision for a dynamic, modern city center.