In the Agios Athanasios area of Limassol, construction of the new flagship business center, Triangle, is progressing rapidly.
The modern architectural design promises to change the city's business landscape. The facility is scheduled to be commissioned in 2026, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
In the meantime, interested buyers and tenants are welcome to take a tour of the building. The developer recently presented a virtual tour that allows visitors to "walk" through the business center, assessing its architecture, layout, and high level of comfort. VR technology provides interested parties with a detailed overview of the office spaces, conference rooms, recreation areas, and other key elements of the project. High-quality visualization allows users to experience an atmosphere where functionality is combined with elegant design and thoughtful details.
The tower will stand at a height of 32.8 meters, spanning six stories. The ground floor will feature an elegant lobby, spacious meeting rooms, common areas, and facilities for the daily needs of employees and visitors.
The remaining six floors will feature high-end office space designed with maximum attention to ergonomics and functionality. The building's architecture draws inspiration from the "triangular" concept, a symbol of stability, precision, and balance, which is accentuated in every aspect of the design. Triangle's distinguishing features include sophisticated aesthetics, innovative technologies, energy-efficient solutions, and meticulous attention to detail, positioning it not just as a business center but as a future icon of commercial real estate in Cyprus.
The total area of the building will be 4,069 square meters, and the development site will cover 3,650 square meters. Special attention has been paid to landscaping in the project: 136 m2 of the territory will be occupied by green areas and landscaped gardens, contributing to the creation of a comfortable working atmosphere and improving the ecological environment.
The commercial project will offer 79 parking spaces, including five designated for individuals with disabilities, and charging stations for electric vehicles.
The complex's strategic location will provide future tenants with exceptional transport accessibility and instant connections to the city's main business, administrative, and logistics hubs.
The project is estimated to cost €9.75 million. The developer will cover the full amount with their own funds.