By KYIV. Jan 2 (Interfax-Ukraine) – French-based Neo-Eco Ukraine and Nhood Ukraine have announced a partnership in the framework of a housing restoration project in Hostomel, Kyiv region, the Nhood Ukraine press service told Interfax-Ukraine.
"We are happy to start the new year with good news about the partnership between Neo-Eco Ukraine and Nhood Ukraine. Together we will work to restore seven residential buildings with 337 apartments in Hostomel. This is our first step in rebuilding the country. We will make every effort to ensure the implementation of the restoration project with the highest quality. We thank our partners Neo-Eco Ukraine for their trust," said Hanna Koriahina, the CEO of Nhood Ukraine.
It is noted that the French company Neo-Eco specializes in working on the principle of a circular economy, that is, the integration of already used materials. It is according to this principle that the materials of the destroyed buildings in Hostomel will be used in the restoration of houses.
The project for the restoration of seven buildings in Hostomel is being implemented thanks to the French government and other donors.
"Nhood Ukraine will work on the development of a concept in order to integrate the fifteen-minute availability principle to solve the maximum number of requests from the local population at a minimum distance," she said.
Nhood is a global real estate multi-operator that operates and commercializes mixed-use properties, asset management, landscaping and development to create a more sustainable urban environment. It brings together the real estate competencies and know-how of 1,029 experts from ten European countries to continuously rebuild and transform a portfolio in the management of nearly 300 commercial properties in Europe.
Nhood Ukraine is an international developer of shopping centers and retail parks in Ukraine. It manages five existing shopping galleries and a retail park. Three major projects are under development: Rive Gauche shopping center and Retail Park 2 (both in Kyiv), as well as OVI shopping center (Odesa) with a total area of more than 200,000 sq m.
