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New Mixed-Use 'AMPÉRA' Project to Begin Construction in Vilnius, Replacing Canceled Hilton Hotel

New Mixed-Use 'AMPÉRA' Project to Begin Construction in Vilnius, Replacing Canceled Hilton Hotel

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A new mixed-use development project called "AMPÉRA" is set to begin construction in Vilnius, Lithuania.
  • The project will feature 44 apartments, administrative spaces, and commercial areas on nearly 14,000 square meters.
  • This development replaces a previously planned Hilton hotel project that faced delays and was eventually put up for sale.

A new mixed-use development, named "AMPÉRA," is slated for construction in Vilnius, Lithuania, signaling a fresh start for a site previously intended for a Hilton hotel. Lithuanian construction company "Naresta" has signed a general contracting agreement for the project, which is being developed by "DOMÉ."

The "AMPÉRA" project will encompass nearly 14,000 square meters near the Museum of Energy and Technology. It is designed to include 44 apartments, complete with balconies and terraces, as well as administrative and commercial spaces. Some apartments will offer views towards the Neris River and the Old Town, with upper floors featuring spacious terraces providing panoramic city views. "DOMÉ" CEO Inga Navickaitė highlighted the area's transformation, noting the blend of historic and modern elements.

This new development replaces a long-stalled plan by "Vičiūnų" group, associated with Kaunas Mayor Visvaldas Matijošaitis, to build a Hilton hotel. That project, initially announced in 2016 and expected to open in 2020, faced significant delays. By 2022, the Hilton project was reportedly put up for sale, with "Betos investicijos," led by Šarūnas Matijošaitis, deciding to sell it due to changing circumstances and new opportunities, allowing them to focus on other real estate ventures.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.