ParkOne, six months on: from a concrete frame to a modern street
In May, ParkOne was a concrete frame on Griva Digeni. Today the walls are up, the facade is being clad and the windows are going in. Here is where the build stands, photo by photo.
Most developers sell with renders. We prefer to show the site. Every photo in this update was taken at ParkOne, on Griva Digeni in Limassol, between May and November 2026. No renders, no visualisations.
May 2026: the frame goes up
In May the foundations were complete and the concrete frame was going up floor by floor. Around it, the street was still mostly older, low-rise houses.
November 2026: walls, cladding and windows
Six months later, the frame, the slabs and the brickwork are all done. The facade is being clad, and the aluminium windows and doors are now being installed, with that stage due to finish by the end of December.
Inside the apartments
Inside, the internal walls are going up and the service conduits are in place, ready for the next stage of works.
Where the build stands
- Town planning permit: done.
- Foundations: done.
- Concrete frame and slabs: done.
- Brickwork: done.
- Aluminium windows and doors: in progress, due by the end of December 2026.
- Electrical and mechanical works: next.
- Flooring: after that.
- Handover: the final step.
A street that is changing
Six months, same street. Griva Digeni is turning from a street of old houses into the only modern street in central Limassol, and ParkOne is part of that change.
ParkOne is a boutique building by Nexton, backed by the Shbiro Group, which has completed more than 25,000 properties since 1944.
