GG44 Graz on the doorstep. Future in the neighborhood.

The apartment in the GG44 project stands for urban living with character, short distances and a neighborhood that is alive. The historic townhouse in Graz meets renovated, contemporary living space here. Some other apartments in the building have already been renovated as well. With apartment sizes of approx. 42 to 57 m², compact homes are being created for singles, couples and people who prefer to be right in the middle of things rather than merely part of them.

And that is precisely what defines the location: The main square is around 10 minutes away on foot, buses and trams are just around the corner, and markets, restaurants and local amenities are in the neighborhood. The Mur for a quick run, Augarten for unwinding and the city center for everything in between. Here, Graz is not somewhere that will eventually be on your doorstep – Graz begins at your doorstep.

What is particularly exciting is the outlook for the future: Griesplatz is to be reimagined. More greenery, additional trees, new areas for people to spend time and more space for pedestrians and bicycle traffic are intended to give the neighborhood a new quality. A location that is already central today could thus become an even more livable part of Graz.

GG44 is more than just an apartment in a good location. It is a home for people who love the city and see change as an opportunity. At the same time, this exact combination of renovated living space, compact size and urban location also makes the apartments interesting for investors.

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