Hercesa Romania announces the launch of the third building in Stellaris Residencias near the Steaua stadium in western Bucharest, part of the project’s first phase. In recent months, the company has completed and delivered the first building, which is already inhabited by new residents, and continued construction on the second building, which is in an advanced stage of development. “We are confident that the Romanian residential market, the second most important in our international portfolio, will overcome the current period of economic and political uncertainty. We are beginning construction on the third building while simultaneously preparing documentation for the fourth phase,” said Alejandro Solano, CEO of Hercesa Internacional. “The Stellaris community is starting to take shape, with residents already living in the first building, and it will expand with the completion of the second building, scheduled for the end of this year,” added Alejandro Solano. The third building comprises 112 apartments with one, two, and three bedrooms, with prices starting from EUR 112,100 + VAT and approximate usable areas ranging between 56 and 107 square meters.This new phase brings several innovations to Hercesa’s portfolio, including energy-efficient technologies: combinations of heat pumps, hybrid heating systems, and air conditioning units, smart-home systems and heat recovery equipment. Additionally, space will be allocated for an educational facility dedicated to children in the community. This facility will become operational upon completion of the fourth building. Stellaris Residencias is located in an area with easy access to public transportation (tram line 41, Parc Drumul Taberei metro), parks, schools, and shopping centers. Each residential building will feature 3,000 square meters of green space, basketball courts, relaxation areas and playgrounds exclusively for residents. Additionally, the project includes the development of its own educational and road infrastructure, including 2.7 kilometers of roads, a kindergarten, and a school for grades 1–8.