The company is strengthening a major mixed-use real estate development alongside Valencia CF’s new stadium.

Atitlan Desarrollos Inmobiliarios (ATDI), Grupo Atitlan’s real estate investment platform, has finalised the plans for one of the towers it intends to develop as part of the Nou Mestalla project. The new building will house a state-of-the-art office complex, responding to growing demand in Valencia for premium, flexible and sustainable workspaces from businesses, institutions and professionals.

The project aims to expand the city’s supply of high-quality office space at a time when the market needs properties that can accommodate new ways of working and meet the requirements of the most demanding organisations. It forms part of the Nou Mestalla project, a major mixed-use real estate development alongside Valencia CF’s new stadium, designed to boost the urban and economic vitality of the surrounding area.

The future tower will be designed to meet high standards of quality, efficiency and wellbeing. It will incorporate architectural and technological solutions aimed at creating healthy, versatile and future-ready work environments, with a particular focus on sustainability, energy efficiency, connectivity and user experience.

Key features of the project include spacious, light-filled areas; flexible floors that can be adapted to different types of business; communal areas designed to encourage collaboration; and services related to sustainable mobility and wellbeing. Atitlan will also seek to have the development meet the market’s most widely recognised environmental and wellbeing certification standards.

The new tower will provide 18,000 sq m of state-of-the-art office space within a development set to become a new hub for activity, services and social interaction in the city. The project will also include a four-star superior hotel with 262 rooms, 26,000 sq m of retail and food and beverage space, and a car park with 865 spaces.

This mix of uses will create a vibrant, connected urban environment designed to meet the needs of businesses, visitors and the local community, while complementing activity at the new stadium.

“Valencia has established itself as a hub for talent, businesses and economic activity. With this change of direction, we want to respond to a genuine market need and, alongside Valencia CF’s new stadium, create a landmark real estate development defined by its quality, range of uses and contribution to the city,” says Atitlan.

The revised plans for this tower strengthen Atitlan’s commitment to Valencia and to developing high-value real estate projects that reflect the city’s evolution and take a long-term view. The company expects the new asset to become a leading choice for businesses looking to locate their operations in a contemporary, sustainable and well-connected setting.

The project’s technical and architectural details will be announced in due course, as the different development stages and relevant approval processes progress.