Developer allowed to build office buildings in Kadriorg
Toomas Hõbemägi
Postimees writes that although Kadriorg is known mainly because of its beautiful park around the presidential palace, the City allows developers to build four four-storey office buildings at Narva road 63.
Deputy Mayor Taavi Aas said that at present the property in question houses a three-storey office building that dates back to the Stalinist time.
“According to the developer, the building next to Narva road will have a restaurant and the waterfront building will have a spa and a sports complex,” said Aas.
In August the court stopped the development of the so-called Tivoli project of Arco Vara next to the property in question when a local resident successfully argued that the project was not in line with Tallinn Parking Development Plan for years 2006-2014.
Arco Vara had planned to develop up to 11 apartment buildings in the area with a total of 650 apartments. Arco Vara had planned to begin construction this year.
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