Dekpol Deweloper has started presales for the sixth phase of Osiedle Pastelowe in southern Gdańsk, adding 106 apartments to a residential development that is gradually evolving into a neighbourhood of around 1,300 homes.
The latest phase offers two-, three- and four-room apartments ranging from approximately 35 to 82 sqm. Prices for the smallest two-room properties start at around PLN 481,000, according to the developer. The new homes form part of a considerably larger development programme. Osiedle Pastelowe currently comprises 11 buildings containing 754 apartments, while Dekpol ultimately plans to expand the scheme to around 20 buildings and approximately 1,300 homes.
Rather than developing the residential buildings in isolation, Dekpol has been adding commercial and recreational infrastructure as the population of the project increases. The development includes pedestrian areas, playgrounds, outdoor exercise facilities and fitness areas, while a multifunctional sports court is planned as subsequent phases are completed.
“The launch of presales for the sixth phase is a natural continuation of the development of Osiedle Pastelowe. As new buildings are added, the number of residents grows, so at the same time we are expanding services, recreational areas and places that encourage everyday interaction. People choosing an apartment in the new phase are moving into an established environment and joining a community that has been developing here for several years. We have prepared a variety of apartment sizes and layouts so that the offer meets the needs of both people looking for their first home and families requiring more space,” said Rafał Skonieczny, Member of the Management Board and Sales and Marketing Director at Dekpol Deweloper.
A separate commercial building forms part of the wider development, providing space for everyday services. The planned tenant mix includes a grocery store, bakery and confectionery outlet, drugstore, fitness facility and nursery, while some commercial units remain available for lease. The addition of this infrastructure reflects the increasing scale of the development. As the residential population grows through successive phases, the project is creating its own customer base for local retail and services.
Homes in the sixth phase will have private outdoor areas, including balconies and roof terraces. The buildings are planned with separation of around 30 metres, intended to provide additional daylight and privacy between apartments. The technical specification includes photovoltaic panels contributing electricity to common areas, fibre-optic infrastructure, video intercoms and external monitoring. Storage rooms and bicycle facilities are also incorporated into the development.
Osiedle Pastelowe is located in the southern part of Gdańsk, an area that has absorbed a substantial share of the city’s residential expansion. Road connections and public transport provide access to central Gdańsk and other parts of the metropolitan area, as well as the Tri-City Ring Road.
The sixth phase represents another step towards completing the broader Osiedle Pastelowe masterplan. With approximately 1,300 apartments ultimately planned alongside retail, services and recreational facilities, the project demonstrates how larger residential developments in Gdańsk’s expanding districts are increasingly being planned as integrated neighbourhoods rather than collections of individual apartment buildings.