Thursday, 3 September 2026
ATAL has started construction and sales at Wzgórze Oruni, a new residential development in southern Gdańsk that will add 111 apartments to the developer’s growing Tri-City portfolio. Completion is scheduled for the second quarter of 2028.
The project is being developed on Emilii Hoene Street in the Orunia Górna–Gdańsk Południe district, approximately five kilometres from central Gdańsk. It will comprise four five-storey residential buildings offering apartments ranging from around 30 sqm to more than 92 sqm, with layouts of between one and four rooms.
Prices have been set between PLN 13,000 and PLN 15,200 per sqm for apartments delivered in developer standard. Buyers will also be able to purchase completed interiors through ATAL’s finishing programme.
The development has been designed to take advantage of its elevated position, with views towards central Gdańsk and the Żuławy area. Upper-floor apartments will have glazed balconies, while homes at ground level will include private gardens. A recreation area and communal meeting space are planned within the southern part of the site.
Parking will predominantly be provided below the buildings. ATAL lists 135 parking spaces for the development in total, alongside storage facilities. The scheme will also incorporate monitoring and accessibility measures for residents with disabilities.
Public transport is available approximately 400 metres from the development on Uranowa Street, while road connections provide access towards central Gdańsk and the Tri-City bypass. ATAL also points to the proposed expansion of the Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna as a potential future improvement to public transport accessibility in this part of the city.
The launch comes during a period of wider expansion for ATAL in the Tri-City residential market. The developer recently acquired local company Budner together with its assets, increasing its exposure to the region and adding projects to its development pipeline.
“We are maintaining the pace of our expansion in the Tri-City, and shortly after acquiring one of the local developers and its assets, we are presenting another project. This increases our current offer in the region to ten developments. We are also planning further projects, including in Gdańsk,” said Agnieszka Majkusiak, General Director of Sales and Marketing at ATAL.
ATAL has now operated in the Tri-City and surrounding market for a decade. According to the company, it has completed nine projects in the region, with another nine currently progressing, while more than 2,000 apartments have been purchased by customers during its ten years of local activity.
Wzgórze Oruni represents another step in that expansion, extending ATAL’s pipeline into southern Gdańsk at a time when the developer is increasing its regional presence through both new construction and acquisitions.
