Good news as spring approaches

Mid-last week, a news story made its way through the editorial offices of several business-focused publications: The Otopeni metro receives financing of over half a billion euros from the European Commission.

In practice, the European Commission has approved the allocation of over €517 million for the major project „Construction of Metro Line 6 (1 Mai-Tokyo),” which was included by the Romanian authorities within the Major Infrastructure Operational Program.

Tokyo this is the name given to the future metro station at Băneasa Shopping Center, and this means that in a future that no longer seems so distant, a metro line will serve the northern area of the capital. Thousands of Bucharest residents, living or working in the area, will benefit in a few years from rapid transport to and from one of Bucharest's most attractive points of interest.

Băneasa Forest, the Zoo, and especially several residential complexes and office buildings in the area will be connected to the subway network, thus increasing accessibility to the area located between Băneasa Airport and the Ring Road, where the seventh station of the M6 ​​metro line is planned to be built., Washington.

Although the positioning residential neighborhood Greenfield Băneasa Of the two proposed stations, which at a cursory glance seem a bit far, the presence of this metro line in the area brings only benefits, both in terms of potential investments and, more importantly, in terms of increased comfort for the residents of the area.

Imagine no longer having to spend an hour driving to the city center to drop your child off at high school, but simply taking them to one of the two metro station entrances. Or that the commute to Gara de Nord or Otopeni Airport could be done in a few minutes.

Regardless of the perspective you take (resident, employee, or investor), the presence of the M6 highway in the area is good news, and it reinforces our conviction that the decision to locate the complex Greenfield Residence near the Băneasa forest was an inspired one.

Even though the timeline for the completion of the works is medium rather than short, we can only rejoice that in the future our neighborhood will be an integral part of an urban development space in harmony with the area's characteristics, fitting perfectly into a symbiosis. nature-living space-transport Eco-friendly that we want to be applied in as many such areas as possible across the country.