In Prague 10, several construction projects are nearing completion, such as a metro station
PRAGUE - In Prague 10, investors will complete several large constructions this year, including the reconstruction and completion of the judicial complex at Na Míčankách. By mid-year, the new metro station Hostivař should also begin serving the public. In the area of the Korunní dvora, the former Municipal Brewery, there will be a complex with more than 130 apartments. This information was provided to journalists today by the mayor of Prague 10, Milan Richter.
A residential area is being developed near the Hostivař shopping center, which will feature nearly 1200 apartments. The first spaces are expected to receive occupancy permits this year. The remaining buildings are to be completed by the investor next year.
This year, construction is set to begin on the Hagibor social care home, which will be located close to the border with Prague 3. The investor, the Prague Jewish Community, plans to utilize the building of the children's hospital that stands on this site. They want to renovate it and place a kitchen with a dining area, social rooms, and administrative offices inside. New buildings will be added to the property.
Last year, construction began on residential buildings in Fantazie in the southeastern part of Malešice, where there will be 80 apartments. According to estimates, the construction should finish next year. This also applies to the Gutovka residential complex, which is being built between the streets Gutova, U Hráze, Na Hroudě, and Průběžná. This complex will include over 170 apartments.
Among the significant constructions listed in Prague 10's official document are the shopping center and the parking facility at Skalka, as well as the Eden shopping and cultural center. Both areas have been serving city residents since last year.
This year, Prague 10 aims to complete the reconstruction of the Vlasta housing estate. The panel buildings will be insulated, and craftsmen will create new facades and balconies.
Richter noted that due to housing construction, Prague 10 is becoming more attractive to people. According to him, a potential problem may arise once the judicial palace begins operations, as several thousand people will commute there daily. Because of this, the town hall is negotiating with the transport company to strengthen the bus lines. The judicial palace will house the district courts for Prague 4, 8, 9, and 10.
A residential area is being developed near the Hostivař shopping center, which will feature nearly 1200 apartments. The first spaces are expected to receive occupancy permits this year. The remaining buildings are to be completed by the investor next year.
This year, construction is set to begin on the Hagibor social care home, which will be located close to the border with Prague 3. The investor, the Prague Jewish Community, plans to utilize the building of the children's hospital that stands on this site. They want to renovate it and place a kitchen with a dining area, social rooms, and administrative offices inside. New buildings will be added to the property.
Last year, construction began on residential buildings in Fantazie in the southeastern part of Malešice, where there will be 80 apartments. According to estimates, the construction should finish next year. This also applies to the Gutovka residential complex, which is being built between the streets Gutova, U Hráze, Na Hroudě, and Průběžná. This complex will include over 170 apartments.
Among the significant constructions listed in Prague 10's official document are the shopping center and the parking facility at Skalka, as well as the Eden shopping and cultural center. Both areas have been serving city residents since last year.
This year, Prague 10 aims to complete the reconstruction of the Vlasta housing estate. The panel buildings will be insulated, and craftsmen will create new facades and balconies.
Richter noted that due to housing construction, Prague 10 is becoming more attractive to people. According to him, a potential problem may arise once the judicial palace begins operations, as several thousand people will commute there daily. Because of this, the town hall is negotiating with the transport company to strengthen the bus lines. The judicial palace will house the district courts for Prague 4, 8, 9, and 10.
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