My Oszmiańska: Bringing the 15-Minute City Concept to Warsaw’s Targówek

As life in metropolitan areas becomes increasingly fast-paced, saving time has become one of the key considerations when choosing a new home. My Oszmiańska, a residential development by Grupo Lar Polska and Hanner, puts the “15-minute city” concept into practice. Its strategic location, at the intersection of established urban infrastructure and green spaces, gives future residents convenient access to essential services and amenities.

The 15-minute city concept is based on organising urban space so that everyday needs – including education, healthcare, shopping and recreation – can be met within a 15-minute journey from home, without relying on a car. Located in Targówek Mieszkaniowy, My Oszmiańska is a practical example of this global urban trend. The development comprises 158 functional apartments, ground-floor commercial units, a multi-space underground car park and dedicated outdoor parking spaces for people with disabilities. The project is designed for people seeking a balance between the energy of city life and everyday comfort.

One of the development’s key advantages is its proximity to Warsaw’s transport network. The M2 Targówek Mieszkaniowy metro station, tram and bus stops, and a railway station are all located nearby. The city centre, Warsaw’s main transport hubs and the S8 expressway can be reached within around a dozen minutes.

“We offer more than well-designed apartments. We offer a lifestyle built around convenience and accessibility. Within a 15-minute walk of My Oszmiańska, residents will find a comprehensive range of urban amenities, from a metro station, schools and nurseries to local independent service businesses and green recreational areas such as Wiecha Park. This responds to the real needs of modern Warsaw residents, for whom time is the most valuable currency,” says Emil Gietka of Grupo Lar Polska.

Construction is currently underway, with renowned contractor ERBUD S.A. serving as the general contractor. The project is scheduled for completion in the second half of 2027.