The Waszyngton x Soho food concept has opened in the SOHO 16 building, which is part of the mixed-use SOHO by Yareal project. The interiors of Waszyngton x Soho were designed by SOJKA & WOJCIECHOWSKI architectural studio.

Waszyngton x Soho is an offshoot of the well-known Waszyngton_W96 concept. It has been designed as a continuation of the vision of a neighborhood bistro that combines a specialty coffee shop with an all-day breakfast spot. The offer draws inspiration from the classic menu of its predecessor, staying true to the best of American and French culinary traditions.

At Waszyngton x Soho, located at 16 Żupnicza Street, guests can enjoy dishes crafted by Tomek Zielke and Kuba Ścichocki. The menu features well-known favorites such as the Dutch Baby and Croque Madame, alongside new additions like a reinterpretation of the English breakfast served as a terrine, and a fresh take on the Eggslut, made with homemade pork sausage and horseradish. Matcha also plays a prominent role on the menu, offered in a variety of creative forms. The dessert selection is curated by Żona Krawca Pracownia and its talented pastry chefs, Monika Gontarczyk and Cezary Mścichowski. Waszyngton x Soho also continues the much-loved tasting dinners created by the restaurant's head chefs.

‘We have opened the premises in our favourite Kamionek area with unreserved joy and satisfaction, thus becoming part of the vibrant Soho by Yareal space. Our mission is to please our guests by captivating their taste buds every day and creating a comfortable, easy-going environment, perfect for gatherings. Combining classic dishes with a modern approach is part of our DNA. We have always emphasized the importance of the local community and neighbours, while building lasting and exceptional relationships has always been at the core of our philosophy. In Waszyngton x Soho, we continuously care about the quality of ingredients, their taste, the visual appeal of the food. We are committed to making all things delicious, welcoming, and simply enjoyable,’ said Konrad Kacperczyk, co-owner of Waszyngton x Soho.

The Waszyngton x Soho food concept has been opened on the ground floor of the SOHO 16 building, which stands out for its unique blend of historic elements with modern architecture. The premises covering 98 m2 of space feature large windows overlooking the linear park in SOHO by Yareal. In addition, guests can enjoy their meals in the outdoor seating area with a southern exposure. The authors of space planning and interior design at Waszyngton x Soho are SOJKA & WOJCIECHOWSKI architectural studio. The new take on the original concept, so well-known by the inhabitants of Warsaw’s Praga district, is a lot more vibrant than the premises located at Waszyngtona 96. The interior architects, Mikołaj Wojciechowski and Maciej Granecki, chose to experiment with form. Colourful sofas with embedded lighting, tables of irregular shapes, textured fabrics on the ceiling and a bold floor pattern are paired with a meticulously designed, architecturally organized wall that separates the dining area from the kitchen and back-of-house. The finishing touch is a huge graphic by Sarah Mari Shaboyan that complements the premises’ name and interior in a light-hearted way. The architects paid special attention to adequate lighting of the Waszyngton x Soho space, so that guests can enjoy it both during the day and at night.

‘We are happy that new, unique premises have enriched the SOHO by Yareal concept. Our new spot stands out not only thanks to its diverse menu, but also exceptional architecture. What truly sets our concept apart are areas dedicated to social interactions, focusing on integration and building a sense of community. It is our primary goal to make SOHO by Yareal a vibrant place, open to both residents of the neighbouring buildings and all Warsaw-dwellers as well as their guests. The opening of Waszyngton x Soho marks another significant step in building and fostering greater interest in the commercial and service portfolio of SOHO by Yareal. The entire concept of the venue – the menu idea, the stunning interior design, and the creators’ approach – perfectly aligns with the vision of this unique place.’ commented Jacek Zengteler, CEO at Yareal Polska.

SOHO by Yareal is a vibrant local centre designed in accordance with the idea of a ‘15-Minute City’. The investment located in Warsaw’s Kamionek area features residential premises, leisure areas, as well as a number of service outlets, including a large space for restaurants, bars and cafés. The investment, awarded the prestigious BREEAM Communities certificate, incorporates post-industrial buildings (to be renovated) into the present-day development, resulting in an open, vibrant space that will harmoniously blend with the existing architectural style of the Praga district. A linear park, cosy patios, sun-drenched terraces and relaxation areas have a strong community-building potential. What is more, the residents will enjoy the new development even more as traffic will be limited there.

Some of the commercial and service outlets opened as part of the SOHO by Yareal concept are located on the ground floors of the residential buildings. Several will open in the renovated historic buildings. At present, apart from Waszyngton x Soho, SOHO by Yareal offers a nursery and a playroom for kids, and the first-in-Warsaw compact Carrefour store covering merely 300 m2. Soon, a florist will join the roster as well. Other premises to be available in the future include a bakery and an architectural studio. In May 2026, a Green Caffè Nero café will open in the complex. In addition, in the historic building B.56, standing out because of its distinctive brick chimney, a food hub will open in the second half of 2026, featuring concepts such as Bułkę przez Bibułkę, Pollypizza Neopolitan and Baken. At SOHO by Yareal, more than 11,300 m2 of space in total is planned for retail and services, featuring dozens of outlets.

Currently, the SOHO by Yareal site is undergoing renovation of the historic building B.56, and the final residential phase is under construction. It includes two buildings with upscale apartments and the high-end NEFRYT apartment building. They will be handed over to residents at the end of 2025, marking the completion of the residential part of the complex.

Our advisors will be waiting for you, ready to answer all your questions and help you choose the perfect apartment.

This is a unique opportunity to:

- see the unique ENSO estate (construction of stage A is coming to an end)

- see the last finished apartments

- feel the space of your future apartment

At the same time, we encourage you to familiarize yourself with our offer of apartments in buildings B and C - these are the next stages of ENSO Wilanów, which are under construction and waiting for their future residents.

Check the offer of ENSO Wilanów project: https://www.yareal.pl/en/enso 

We invite you to our Sales Office:

Branickiego 9 St.

Saturday, May 24

10.00 am - 16.00 pm

See you there!

ENSO Wilanów Team

More about ENSO Wilanów: https://www.yareal.pl/en/enso 

This marks another successful residential development delivered in the Tri-City area by Yareal. The estate, consisting of five two-story buildings, received its occupancy permit in March of this year.

ODEA Park is a distinctive development located atop a hill near Powstańców Warszawskich Street, on the edge of Gdańsk’s Śródmieście district. The estate comprises five low-rise buildings offering a total of 120 apartments in a variety of layouts, some of which are still available. Its human scale, open space, and the distance between the irregularly placed buildings—all integrated into the site’s naturally varied topography—set this investment apart. An additional advantage is the view of the Gdańsk skyline, which can be admired from select apartments and even from street level on Legnicka Street.

“ODEA Park combines the best of both worlds—a quiet, intimate setting surrounded by thoughtfully designed greenery, just minutes from the city center. Once the final planting work is completed, the estate will become a true green oasis. We’ve created a peaceful, private enclave, enhanced by a range of environmentally conscious solutions. This project is proof that it’s possible to live in harmony with nature right in the heart of the Tri-City metropolis—without giving up the comforts of urban living,” – says Katarzyna Rauber, Tricity Regional Director at Yareal.

Some apartments feature mezzanines and soaring ceilings reaching up to 5–6 meters. All upper-floor apartments include at least one balcony, while some with mezzanines also offer a private terrace. Ground-floor units come with gardens. Interiors have been designed with resident comfort and functionality in mind, and common areas are finished in a minimalist, elegant style with great attention to detail. A range of apartment types remain available, and Yareal invites interested buyers to schedule a private visit to explore the estate and view available homes. A fully furnished, four-room show apartment with a garden is also open for viewing at Legnicka 46, one of the hilltop buildings.

The development incorporates numerous environmentally friendly features, confirmed by two certifications: the international BREEAM standard for sustainable building and the pilot ZIELONY DOM certification, awarded by the Polish Green Building Association. ODEA Park’s rainwater retention system is based on rain gardens that efficiently collect and reuse water to support plant life and prevent drying. The buildings are topped with green roofs, which help reduce the urban heat island effect. The estate also produces clean, free electricity through solar panels, reducing energy costs for shared areas and contributing to better air quality, which is monitored by an on-site weather station. To support local biodiversity, the development includes bird baths and butterfly houses that encourage habitat preservation.

At the center of the estate is a natural playground for children, while a more secluded green area features a picnic table and hammocks—perfect for quiet rest and relaxation. Along the internal pathways, educational panels introduce younger residents to facts about local birdlife. Residents will also have access to communal spaces designed for neighborly connection, including a fitness room and a cozy club lounge with a piano, screen, comfortable seating, and a kitchenette—ideal for social gatherings or shared recreation.

ODEA Park reflects Yareal’s long-term strategy. With two decades of experience on the Polish market, the developer is committed to creating high-quality living spaces that combine comfort, functionality, and aesthetics. Yareal consistently delivers projects that meet the needs of the most discerning residents and continue to gain value over time.

More information about ODEA Park is available on the project website: https://www.yareal.pl/en/odea-park.

Yareal has launched sales of the final 86 apartments under development in ENSO Wilanów. The new offering is primarily made up of two- and four-room apartments ranging in size from 30 to over 140 sq. m. The project is located near one of the district’s key intersections—Branickiego and Jerzego Holzera Streets—close to the terminus of the new tram line connecting Miasteczko Wilanów with the city centre. Yareal is pleased to announce that it has just signed a contract with FineTech Construction to deliver the final two stages of the development.

The ENSO Wilanów offer has been expanded with 86 new apartments planned in the last phase of the project. Stage B, which is coming up for sale, is located in the central part of the plot, between Stage A, which is nearing completion, and the future Stage C. Construction of this next phase is scheduled to begin in the spring of this year.

The apartments in ENSO Wilanów are distinguished by above-standard ceiling heights (2.8 m) and carefully planned layouts with clearly separated day and evening zones. Each unit has been designed to provide optimal natural light and a sense of privacy. Notably, no more than six apartments will be located on any given floor. Ground-floor units will feature private gardens, while the remaining homes come with loggias, balconies, or terraces.

The new development in Miasteczko Wilanów consists of a single sculptural building divided by three internal courtyards. Each courtyard will serve a different recreational function and will be individually landscaped, featuring distinct colour palettes and blooming plant varieties. Along the southern and eastern borders of the plot, landscaped green areas will be created, including a rain garden and a public playground. The courtyards will be accessible only to pedestrians and cyclists, creating a quiet and comfortable environment for relaxation, including shaded benches under pergolas. The site will also be equipped with an air quality sensor.

“ENSO is a project that reflects the spirit of our times—sustainable, spacious, and designed with future residents’ comfort in mind. The open courtyards and surrounding greenery foster neighbourly interaction as well as active, outdoor relaxation. We have also incorporated modern energy-efficiency features: a solar power plant, LED lighting in shared areas with motion and dusk sensors, outdoor lighting controlled by an astronomical timer, and elevators with energy recovery systems. We’re using durable, climate-resistant materials that offer long-term aesthetics and performance. Instead of the sandstone often used in nearby developments, we’ve opted for modern, abrasion-resistant cladding that can withstand demanding weather conditions,” – explains Jacek Zengteler, President of Yareal.

“We’re proud that Yareal, recognizing our extensive experience, the value of our long-term cooperation, and the quality of our work on the project’s first phase, has entrusted us with construction of the remaining stages of ENSO Wilanów. The shared values and goals that connect our companies—such as creating cohesive, environmentally responsible urban spaces tailored to residents and local communities—form a strong foundation for delivering the entire project,” – adds Włodzimierz Bogiel, President of FineTech Construction.

Future residents of ENSO Wilanów will benefit from a range of amenities, including a fitness room with exercise space overlooking a green courtyard and an outdoor terrace in a designated relaxation zone. For those who favour sustainable transport, dedicated bike rooms and parking spaces are planned both underground and at ground level. For car owners, selected parking spots in the underground garage will be adapted for e-mobility, allowing for the installation of private EV charging stations.

The development is located in a sought-after neighbourhood known for its harmonious low-rise architecture, well-planned street grid, abundant greenery and playgrounds, as well as its wide range of services and dining options. The area’s extensive cycling infrastructure and proximity to recreational areas make it ideal for bike enthusiasts. Residents will also benefit from access to eco-friendly public transport, with a nearby bus stop adjacent to the building. A short walk away is the final stop on the new tram line connecting Miasteczko Wilanów to the city centre, ensuring a convenient commute into downtown Warsaw. The development is also well-connected to the city's southern ring road.

The project’s environmentally friendly features, central location, access to public transport, and proximity to the ring road have earned ENSO Wilanów a BREEAM sustainability certification rated “Very Good.” In line with its ESG commitments, Yareal has been certifying all its new residential projects under BREEAM for years.

Apartments in the first phase of ENSO Wilanów will be delivered in the summer of this year. Construction of the remaining stages is scheduled for completion by the turn of 2026/2027.

More information about the project and Yareal’s sustainable solutions can be found on the investment website: https://www.yareal.pl/en/enso.

The owners of the food concepts Bułkę przez Bibułkę, Pollypizza Neopolitan and Baken have signed a long-term lease for 930 m2 of space at SOHO by Yareal, a dynamic, multifunctional urban complex in the Praga Południe district of Warsaw. The new location in a historic building with a unique brick chimney will become the focus of businesses developed by Aleksandra and Jacek Dojnikowscy. The official opening of the space is scheduled for the second half of 2026.

SOHO by Yareal is a vibrant local centre designed in line with the concept of the “15-minute city.” The project in Warsaw’s Kamionek neighbourhood features residential premises, leisure areas, and access to a number of service outlets, including a large space for restaurants, bars and cafés. The project will incorporate post-industrial buildings (to be renovated) into the existing development, resulting in an open, vibrant space harmoniously blending with the existing architectural style of the surrounding Praga district. A linear park, cozy patios, sun-drenched terraces and relaxation areas have a strong community-building potential. The restrictions on traffic in the new development will make it even more enjoyable for residents.

Some of the commercial and service outlets open as part of the SOHO by Yareal concept are located on ground floors of the residential buildings. Several premises will open in the renovated historic buildings. At present, SOHO by Yareal offers a nursery and playroom for children, and Warsaw’s first compact Carrefour store covering just 300 m2. A florist will follow soon. Other premises that will be available in the future include a café, a bistro, a bakery and an architectural studio. The development will feature several dozen local brands, including cafés and restaurants offering outdoor seating spaces and gardens. In total, the commercial and service outlets will cover 11,300 m2 of space.

One of the new tenants in the SOHO by Yareal project will be the Bułkę przez Bibułkę food concept, already popular in Warsaw and Łódź. It has signed a lease for 930 m2 of space in historic building B.56, which stands out for its unique brick chimney. Upon completion of renovation and adaptation work on the building next to the linear park, the owners of the concept will move their office, production facilities and bakery there. In addition to Bułkę przez Bibułkę, SOHO by Yareal will also showcase other concepts authored by Aleksandra and Jacek Dojnikowscy—Pollypizza Neopolitan and Baken.

“It is a very exciting step for us to become part of the SOHO by Yareal concept,” said Aleksandra Dojnikowska, co-creator of the Bułkę przez Bibułkę, Polypizza Neopolitan and Baken concepts. “Although we are still at the planning stage, we already know that the space will feature all of our much-loved food concepts, and even more. This place is perfect because it will have a centrally located kitchen and a studio to test our new menu. This historic building with brick walls and a unique chimney has a very special atmosphere that stole our hearts. We are very much looking forward to serving breakfast, pizza, and many other dishes to our new neighbours at SOHO by Yareal.”

With the new owner, this amazing building, erected c. 1945 on the site of a former boiler room used by the Pocisk munitions factory operating here before World War II, will become a vibrant food hub. The official opening of the space is scheduled for the second half of 2026.

Jacek Zengteler, CEO of Yareal Polska, commented: “Our intention is to preserve the unique, post-industrial nature of building B.56, but at the same time we wish to add new features to bring it to life. The phase we have just started aims to renovate this remarkable space, preserving the original architectural elements, including the characteristic brick chimney, which will remain the hallmark of the project. We are happy that the iconic brands developed by Aleksandra and Jacek will become part of this space, as they will enrich it with one-of-a-kind food concepts and traditional crafts. I am confident that our residents and Praga inhabitants alike will be happy to visit these very popular food venues.”

The SOHO by Yareal project has been developed in cooperation with the local government and the conservator of historic buildings. The development has also won a prestigious BREEAM Communities certificate for implementation of the highest urban standards. The complex features innovative and environment-friendly solutions, such as low-emission concrete and an in-ground rainwater collection system, which is used to irrigate the green space of over a hectare at SOHO by Yareal. A characteristic feature of the project is its urban planning, which blends new structures and renovated buildings with the green areas of the neighbourhood.

There is much more to SOHO by Yareal than just a space to live. It is a vibrant and inspiring place for the city’s community, offering unique food, craft and cultural concepts. Carefully designed architectural solutions, a harmonious blend of historical and contemporary styles, and a wide range of service outlets make SOHO by Yareal a new, vibrant centre of Warsaw’s Praga Południe district, offering its residents and visitors alike an extraordinary experience every single day.

Construction of the residential part is now in its final phase. Upon completion, there will be two new buildings with high-standard flats and an apartment building next to the linear park. The units will be handed over to tenants at the end of 2026.

At SOHO by Yareal in Warsaw's Kamionek district, a vibrant mural now adorns the newly constructed passageway. In December, the complex will come to life with stylish neon signs, while the lobby of one of the buildings will feature a vintage Osa scooter, a nod to the factory that once operated on the site. Additionally, festive New Year’s light displays have been installed throughout the open-access estate, creating a seasonal atmosphere along the 300-meter linear park. At the same time, nearly 150 families are set to move into Yareal’s flagship residential project.

Yareal has just completed the latest phase of SOHO by Yareal and is now handing over keys to buyers of several newly built apartments and over 130 high-standard residential units. Residents will soon settle into the SPLENDOR and KARDAN buildings, where a new mural decorates the retail passage. Created by artist Zuzanna Wollny—known for her book illustrations, board games, and press artwork—the mural, titled Galimatias, symbolically represents the dynamic growth of Warsaw’s Praga-Południe district and its industrial heritage.

“Here, the new rises alongside the old: skyscrapers neighbor historic tenements, old chimneys rise among trees, neon signs reflect the traditions of craftsmen, and the air vibrates with the buzz of an Osa scooter and the howls of a barking dog, set against the sounds of a Praga street band. Galimatias reflects a state of chaos and disorder—a blend of contrasts. However, in my vision, this chaos is tamed by the geometric grid of the city, which may seem chaotic at first but follows its own logic. Observant viewers will also discover a hidden surprise: letters embedded in the mural that spell out a secret message,” – explains the artist.

In December, three neon signs will be installed on the walls of the KARDAN building. These will draw inspiration from Warsaw's iconic Mermaid, the legendary Osa scooter (produced on this site in the late 1950s and early 1960s), and the name of the SOHO estate itself. A vintage Osa scooter will also take pride of place in the lobby of the SPLENDOR building, located on Mińska Street, near the former Warsaw Motorcycle Factory (WFM).

“From the outset, our vision for SOHO by Yareal has been to blend tradition with modernity. This balance is expressed through SOHO’s architecture, the linear park that connects the complex, and the unique details scattered throughout—murals, neon signs, fragments of historic walls integrated into the new buildings, and pathways made with reclaimed bricks. Together, these elements create a distinctive atmosphere for both residents and visitors. The diverse retail and service offerings ensure that most everyday needs can be met on-site, while also providing opportunities for leisure and exploration. Completing this next-to-last residential phase has brought us closer to fully revealing the unique character of this place,” – explains Jacek Zengteler, President of Yareal.

SOHO by Yareal is filling up with service outlets designed to enhance the lifestyle of Kamionek residents. The ground floors of the new buildings will house a medical clinic, a veterinary practice, a café, an accounting office, and neighborhood shops. The estate already features a preschool and a playroom, while additional facilities—including a wine bar, a grocery store, and an architectural studio—are in the works. Dozens of units will host new local businesses, including cafés and restaurants, with select spaces featuring outdoor seating areas.

Construction of the final residential phase is also underway. This phase includes two buildings with high-standard apartments and a smaller apartment block adjacent to the linear park. Once completed next year, the residential portion of the complex will take its final shape. SOHO by Yareal remains highly sought-after, thanks to its proximity to Warsaw’s city center and the planned Mińska metro station nearby. The location is further enhanced by its proximity to Kamionkowskie Błonia and Skaryszewski Park—one of Warsaw’s largest parks, featuring the picturesque Kamionkowskie Lake.

SOHO by Yareal has been designed as a modern local hub that combines residential, recreational, gastronomic, and service functions. This integrated approach allows residents to meet most daily needs without leaving the estate. The project has been awarded the prestigious BREEAM Communities certification, affirming its adherence to the highest urban planning standards. Developed in close collaboration with local government and heritage conservators, the project emphasizes its unique character.

The complex also incorporates innovative, eco-friendly solutions such as low-emission concrete and a rainwater retention system that collects water in underground tanks for irrigating over a hectare of greenery across the site. Another standout feature is the community garden, with planters made from recycled textile composites. Residents can grow vegetables, herbs, and ornamental plants, promoting community integration and sustainable living.

For more information about SOHO by Yareal, visit the project’s website: https://www.yareal.pl/en/sohobyyareal.