A new unique opportunity for investors in one of the most famous and picturesque places in the capital – Landscape Alley. This place, which has a great historical and cultural value, is known not only for its landscapes, but also for the constant flow of tourists and locals. The only available commercial space is located here, which creates an exceptional opportunity to open and develop a successful business in the heart of Kyiv.
Characteristics of the property
The offer includes three combined apartments on the ground floor of the historic building, as well as additional space on the sixth floor. The total area of the premises allows to accommodate various types of commercial enterprises, such as a restaurant, boutique hotel or other projects focused on the tourist and local market. All premises have recently undergone major repairs with modernization of engineering systems and interior renovation, which allows the new owner to start their business promptly.
Advantages of the investment project
Landscape Alley is a park popular among tourists and locals, known for its historical significance and picturesque views. The daily flow of visitors creates favorable conditions for any commercial project.
The 185-square-meter premises, with the possibility of expanding to 225 square meters, have just undergone a major renovation with the replacement of all communications. The space is ready to be used for a variety of businesses – from a family restaurant to a boutique hotel or sports complex.
Due to its central location and constant flow of tourists, the property has high profitability and a wide range of business opportunities.
The transfer of the premises to non-residential use will be fully supported by the legal team, including the development of a design project and the execution of all necessary works. The price of the property includes the entire range of works, except for the final finishing works. This allows investors to start their business as soon as possible.
This unique commercial offer provides investors with transparent transaction terms and the most comfortable conditions for starting a business in a prestigious area of Kyiv.
Contact information for inquiries: Phone: (050) 340 66 44
Address: 16 Velyka Zhytomyrska St., Kyiv, Ukraine
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As of 8:00 a.m. on September 28, the level of air pollution in Kyiv is very low, and the radiation background throughout the city is normal, according to the Department of Environmental Protection and Climate Change Adaptation of the Kyiv City State Administration.
According to the KCSA website, a total air quality index of 20 to 36 (very low level of pollution) was recorded at seven stationary air monitoring stations in different districts of the Ukrainian capital. The radiation background is 0.1 μSv/hour.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga held talks with Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djuric in New York.
“I met with Marko Djuric. We highly appreciate Serbia’s support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity and participation in the Peace Formula. I informed him about the Russian attacks on our energy system. I welcome Serbia’s decision to reopen its embassy in Kyiv this year,” Sibiga wrote on social media site X.
On May 13, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba announced after a meeting with the Serbian head of state that Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic had agreed to hold a Ukrainian-Serbian business forum in the near future, as well as to reopen the Serbian embassy in Ukraine for the first time since March 2022.
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has announced her visit to Kyiv to discuss with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy the European Union’s support for Ukraine’s energy security ahead of winter.
The statement was made by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday in Brussels at a joint press conference with International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol.
“The heating season will start in two weeks. As the temperature drops, the European Union is ready to step up its support for Ukraine. We are preparing for the winter together.
After this press conference, I will go to Kyiv to discuss these issues with President Zelensky tomorrow,” she said.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President of Estonia Alar Karis in Kyiv.
According to the press service of the President of Ukraine, Zelenskyy thanked Karis and his wife for participating in the First Ladies and Gentlemen Summit, which will take place in Kyiv today.
The President of Ukraine also noted Estonia’s decision to allocate 0.25% of GDP annually for the defense needs of our country. This is enshrined in the bilateral security agreement.
“We are grateful for your support in all spheres and a very important agreement on security cooperation between our countries. We are very pleased to have so many strategic partners,” the Head of State emphasized.
In addition, he thanked Estonia for its active participation in the restoration of Ukraine, in particular, for the projects already implemented in Zhytomyr region.
Particular attention was paid to Ukraine’s European integration. Zelenskyy noted Estonia’s significant expert support for Ukraine in the negotiation process.
One of the world leaders in the field of robotic systems for humanitarian demining, the Croatian company DOK-ING, has opened an office in Kyiv, which will help coordinate mine action efforts between Ukraine and Croatia, First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Yulia Svyrydenko said during the opening ceremony.
“We highly appreciate the support provided by Croatia to Ukraine. There are 45 Croatian DOK-ING demining machines currently operating in Ukraine, which have helped clear over a thousand hectares of Ukrainian land. I hope that the opening of the office in Kyiv will be the beginning of even closer cooperation, and our sappers will be able to learn in Ukraine how to operate and maintain these machines,” the press service of the Ministry of Economy quoted her as saying.
The Ministry of Economy noted that Ukraine is one of the key users of DOK-ING demining machines. The State Emergency Service (SES) uses DOK-ING equipment the most. Its fleet includes 10 MV-4 light demining vehicles and 14 MV-10 heavy demining vehicles. Croatian demining machines are also used by the State Special Transport Service (SSTS), humanitarian demining operators and units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Of the 45 DOK-ING machines operating in Ukraine, 8 are manufactured at a Ukrainian plant that is a partner of the Croatian company.
“It is very important for us that some of the DOK-ING equipment is manufactured in Ukraine, as it means new jobs and additional budget revenues and support for the economy. In addition, manufacturing equipment in Ukraine reduces delivery time and facilitates logistics when repairs are needed. All of this ultimately accelerates the pace of demining and saves millions of lives,” Svyrydenko added.
The Ukrainian company A3TECH carries out large-scale assembly of DOK-ING demining machines with partial localization: part of the working body is already produced in Ukraine and by the end of the year the company is ready to increase the level of its localization to 100%. In 2024, the company produced eight localized MV-10 heavy demining machines, six of which have already been handed over to the SES.
DOK-ING produces both light and heavy robotic demining and explosive ordnance disposal machines. Due to their low profile and robust design, these vehicles are resistant to anti-personnel mines and unexploded ordnance detonations and can withstand an anti-tank mine explosion. DOK-ING vehicles are controlled by a remote control with a range of up to 1500 meters.
