Manica Central Avenue

Such a cozy, beautiful apartment complex.

The buildings sit at the top of a hill, and getting around on foot is comfortable. The infrastructure is really poor, though.

This residential complex meets all the seismic safety standards, and I think it’s the best one.

This is a modern residential complex and looks excellent, but it’s still being built. The description on bi.group lays out who it’s meant to suit. For families, it describes landscaped greenery, playgrounds and sports areas, with children visible to parents through video surveillance. There are paths for walks with scooters, bikes, roller skates, and toy cars, plus storage on the ground floor for children’s vehicles. For older residents, it mentions walking routes, green areas, quiet outdoor spots, a closed courtyard without cars or exhaust, and step-free access without curbs. For busy younger residents, there’s meant to be an exit from the entrance to either the courtyard or the street, along with lobby video surveillance, an IP intercom, electric locks, parking, and ground-floor shops for groceries and household basics. The description also says services and amenities will be nearby. It pitches the commercial spaces to business owners as a visible location in a prestigious part of the city, easily seen from Seifullin Avenue, where they could earn a return. It also mentions quality materials, modern design, an on-site service, and the BIG App for remote oversight of the complex’s legal and financial operations. Public facilities, leisure areas, and administrative offices are said to be within walking distance.