A new brand associated with Olivia Centre is launching apartment rentals in the centre’s newest building: Olivia Pulse. The first apartment building, which will soon welcome its tenants, will complete the functions that give the centre its mixed-use status. After office spaces, cafés, restaurants, and conference and entertainment centres, the time has come to provide the possibility of living based on long-term rental in Poland’s largest business centre.

Olivia Rent is an entity that will manage the lease of over 200 apartments in the Olivia Pulse building. The centre’s newest building will welcome its first residents just after the summer holidays. The Olivia Rent team has been built for over a year and consists of experienced experts who have built their competencies in projects that stand out in Poland in the field of lease management, gastronomy and tourism. Tomasz Albrycht, the brand manager, has in his professional experience the opening of MONTOWNIA Lofts & Experience on the premises of the former Gdańsk Shipyard, co-creation of the Grano Hotels chain on the Granary Island in Gdańsk, the opening and running of the Number One by Grano Hotel (now Grano Life) and working on the opening of four-star hotels on the Hel Peninsula. The team also includes experienced managers, including Aleksandra Kapitan, who is an experienced hotelier and manager associated with the hospitality industry for over 5 years. She has developed her career in renowned hotels and aparthotels, m.in. Arche Dwór Uphagena and Grano Hotel Solmarina, gaining experience in both guest service and facility and team management. Aleksandra Węgrzyn, who has been associated with the real estate and hospitality industry for over 6 years, is responsible for marketing activities, including the development of brand communication and support for sales processes at Olivia Rent. She gained her experience, m.in, in Euro Styl S.A. from the Dom Development Group, as well as carrying out marketing activities for leasing projects, including MONTOWNIA Lofts & Experience and a four-star hotel facility on the Hel Peninsula.

The solutions that have been prepared in Olivia Pulse allow for the introduction to the market of an exceptionally flexible rental offer, which has been tailored to the specifics of Olivia Centre, as well as the local rental market. Today we can proudly say that Oliwa will soon gain a new group of permanent residents who will be able to use on a daily basis the range of amenities that Olivia offers: work, personal development, on-site kindergarten and school, as well as a rich offer for spending free time – says Tomasz Albrycht. The development of this direction was determined by Olivia’s enormous potential. 15,000 people work in the centre on a daily basis, over 500 conferences, events and concerts take place here every year, and nearby is the University of Gdańsk and several other office buildings, which also include Alchemia, a facility of a scale not much smaller than Olivia . Looking at the number of possibilities and potential, the creation of this type of offer seemed to be a matter of time. Olivia Pulse will make life easier for all those who want to live in extremely comfortable conditions in the heart of the bustling city of Gdańsk. Olivia’s residents and conference participants often asked about the possibility of staying near their workplace, meetings or other events. For many operators, the possibility of providing accommodation to their guests was even a factor determining the choice of event location, so I am convinced that Olivia’s potential will increase even more thanks to our offer: we will be able to acquire conferences and congresses that have so far had to look for other locations due to the lack of adequate accommodation. What is more, the number of residents periodically implementing their projects in Gdańsk is also growing in Olivia, for whom it was important to be able to provide accommodation in the medium term.

Olivia Pulse is a premium-class apartment building, in which apartments have been designed with diverse groups of future residents in mind. The surface areas of the units range from 25 to 47 sq m, and those located on the ground floors have gardens with an area of 12 to 38 sq m. The rental offer includes studio units, apartments with a separate bedroom or with two bedrooms. On the fourth floor of the podium there will be a publicly accessible terrace, and most units will have private loggias, balconies or terraces at their disposal. Each unit is equipped with air conditioning, interiors finished and equipped to a high standard (in 3 styles to choose from), which include a fully equipped kitchenette with a fridge, induction hob, dishwasher, capsule coffee machine, tableware for 6 people, washing machine, air conditioning, hotel television and fast Internet. Each apartment has been prepared with beds with 7-zone mattresses known from 5* standard hotels, and the acoustic class of the windows ensures silence even in the lowest-located units from the Grunwaldzka Avenue side. Olivia Pulse is characterized by two zones: a four-storey section located directly on the main artery of the Tri-City and a tower rising above the podium, 13 storeys higher, located in the back. Apartments located above the 9th floor in the northern and eastern part of the building provide a view of the Bay of Gdańsk. On the ground floor there will be a catering establishment where restaurateurs from Olivia Star Top will serve breakfast. Importantly, the creation of apartments in which employees will be able to permanently live and from there get to work in buildings located in the same centre will contribute to reducing car traffic, as well as the burden on the neighbourhood of cars parked in the area.

Olivia Rent combines in a unique way the standard of long- and short-term rental, with the vast majority of units allocated for longer stays and permanent residence. The class of the new facility provides residents and guests of the apartments with hotel standard regardless of the form of rental they choose. An application will be available to them, thanks to which, in addition to the traditional card, a smartphone can serve as a key to the room. Each resident will be able to use the cleaning service, room service, as well as laundry and towel exchange, in the standard known from high-class hotels.