Cavallia is being developed according to the concept of a 15-minute city and draws on the combination of the tranquility of nature and the energy of the metropolis. This unique large-scale project is the result of cooperation between two property development companies. BPI Real Estate and Revive, both of which are investors with Belgian pedigree operating successfully in both the Polish and European real estate markets. For each company the city-building factor is extremely important with renovations and revitalizations constituting their DNA.
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The Cavalry Barracks built in the past are the beginning of a story whose other chapters will soon be written. Understanding the history is key to completing the future of the place.
BPI Real Estate’s primary mission is to shape urban space with inspiring investments, putting people, their comfort and quality of life in the center. The company’s activities that harmoniously fit into the urban space are its hallmark not devoid of innovation, thus offering a new perspective on social interactions. The projects implemented by BPI Real Estate are based on a wealth of experience, passion, reliability and dialogue.
This attitude to investment would not have been possible were it not for respect for corporate and environmental social responsibility. Moreover, a lot of emphasis is also placed on all architectural, structural and technological details. All these factors are to ensure the highest level of care and quality when realizing each investment.
To stay one step ahead of social changes, to find the intersections between society and nature, to show solutions to enjoy a sustainable lifestyle, to create customized projects for the local community. This is just a small part of what Revive is focusing on with its new investments.
Revive’s projects achieve what perhaps seems impossible today. It is a combination of the tranquility of nature with the energy of the city, ecological mobility with the rush of life, sustainable development with modern solutions.
Revive has CO2 neutrality at the core ot its ambitions, which it wants to achieve by 2025.
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