Bayer Construct builds affordable living spaces in a green environment in the south of Debrecen

At one of Debrecen's newest residential complexes, the developer Bayer Property is focusing on affordable homes and a liveable environment. The Epres Liget, built by Bayer Construct, responds to the growing demand for housing in one of the country's most important economic centres.

Market demand

Their new development will offer prospective residents a high quality living environment in the rapidly developing southern part of Debrecen, close to nature. In this context, Akos Balla, Sales Director of Bayer Property held a press conference where he said:

"The cooperation between Bayer Property and Bayer Construct is an excellent combination, as keeping property development and construction within the same group can make the work more precise, smoother and cheaper. This is reflected in the prices of our properties," he pointed out.

Related to the same, even 80% of the building materials are manufactured in-house. "Today's housing problems," the director said, "cannot be solved with expensive housing, as the need of the average person nationwide is to provide affordable housing."

Their Epreskerti development is also aimed at a wider audience: 'we have not labelled the apartments for young, first-time buyers, although they may of course also be well-suited to the typically one- to two-bedroom range. What our target audience have in common is that they want quality housing."

Without exaggeration

The Epreskert area of Debrecen is a zone of detached houses, where it was considered that a lower building height would be the only way to fit in with the surroundings.Buildings of 2-4 storeys will be erected on the trapezoidal plot, with special attention to the lower building height of the parts of the building close to the detached houses, thus creating a visual transition towards the larger blocks.

"Although the plot is not far from the city centre, it is located in a suburban environment, close to educational institutions and public transport.

- emphasized Ákos Balla, who also pointed out that "we are not building a block, but smaller units in order to relax the density of the development. The same purpose is served by the fact that we are also creating a garden around each of our condominiums."

And when it came to architectural solutions, they were careful not to create an overly exaggerated end result, as this would mean extra costs for the client.

"We tried to create a façade that," he added, "dresses the house in an attractive and sustainable way. We also tried to emphasise the garden around the house, because the name of the project itself tells the public that they can have a close-to-nature experience here."

Variety of offers at affordable prices

They offer a variety of types of apartments to suit the needs of their customers, from one-bedroom apartments to large one- and three-bedroom apartments. The majority of their offerings are in the living room and one or two-bedroom layout; the two-and-a-half-bedroom apartments are around 60 m².

Bayer places great emphasis on maintenance costs in all its investments, and this is also true for its latest development in Debrecen. "We strive to achieve the best possible energy rating for every project," the director explained.

"We were careful to build balconies of usable size, because a balcony is not an ornament or a bicycle storage room, but a common space for the family," warned Ákos Balla, who also explained the technical details. As a technological innovation by Bayer, the apartments are built with prefabricated bathrooms, which makes construction more efficient. They also contribute to

from a million forints per square metre, apartments should be available. "An apartment of 60m² with balcony, storage and parking can be had for 70-75 million forints, while a three-bedroom apartment with 82 square metres of living space starts at 90 million forints," the director detailed the prices.