GREENSTONE: Construction and commercialisation proceed at good pace

An investment of 30 million euros, this luxury housing development will be ready for occupancy by the end of next year. The construction of the Greenstone condominium, the new bet of Louvre Properties, brand of the Bondstone group, in Porto, continues at a good pace. The project is being marketed by JLL and Predibisa, and should be completed by the end of 2023. Located next to Avenida da Boavista, near Foz, Porto, Greenstone represents an investment of over €30 million, and is under construction since the beginning of the year.

It comprises 7 different modules with three floors with two to four bedroom villas, large outdoor areas, swimming pool and pool house, panoramic views, areas between 140 and 225 square meters in the Garden Villas and Townhouses and between 210 and 355 square meters in the Sky Villas. Signed by José Carlos Cruz studio, this luxury residential project aims to be “one of the most luxurious residential developments of today,” the arquitect said.

Frederico Pedro Nunes, Bondstone’s COO says: “We are very pleased and proud of the way the construction is evolving, at a good pace and without any delay, since we were careful to create a partnership with ACA – Construction and Engineering, in order to guarantee the compliance with the deadlines set with the future residents, despite the fact that we are going through a very challenging period in terms of workforce, raw materials and inflation.

Greenstone is a distinctive, high-standard residential project in Porto’s most exclusive neighbourhood”. “Greenstone’s uniqueness is the result of multiple factors, which unequivocally influenced the project’s development. It is important to highlight its exceptional location in a particularly privileged area of the city of Porto, as the Foz area is known. The criteria underlying the options taken in the selection and the way the materials that characterize Greenstone are used, aimed to ensure a harmonious relationship between nature and an architecture that assumes an unmistakably contemporary language”, comments José Carlos Cruz.

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