Mokopolis

Ulica Postępu 4a lies in the heart of office-dominated Służewiec, which has been transforming for years into an area with a predominantly residential character. Over fifteen years of working in Warsaw, I have seen how the local industrial landscape gave way to new buildings. Mokopolis by developer Yareal fits into this specific rhythm: from Monday to Friday during the day there is heavy traffic, while in the evenings and on weekends the area empties out. This place was created primarily for people who work in the local offices and want to definitively shorten their daily commute.

It must be said plainly: there is no metro station within walking distance, and public transport relies on buses. The nearest stop, Centrum Targowe 02, is located approximately 250 metres from the development. Quick shopping can be done right next door, as Carrefour Express operates nearby, and the Jacek Sieńko clinic is also located close by. With a child, you can walk just a few minutes to Totosha Kids Club, and the Xtreme Fitness Gyms club is just a short walk away. The downside is the lack of greenery right outside the windows — reaching Park Bartłomieja requires covering just under 900 metres along pavements through dense development.

In the Mokopolis offer, unit sizes range from 36,7 to 120,0 m², in layouts from 2 to 4 rooms. A compact two-room apartment is a predictable option for stable rental to corporate employees or a first home for a single professional. In turn, larger three- and four-room layouts, reaching up to 120 m², will appeal to families needing plenty of space in Mokotów who are fully content with the character of this part of the city.