Work is underway on the 55,000 square metre Tech Zity Vilnius project in Vilnius, Lithuanian – set to be the largest tech hub in Europe.
Located on the site of a former sewing factory, Tech Zity Vilnius is scheduled for completion in 2027.
The first phase, encompassing 16,500 square metres, is set to open in the summer of 2025 with 75% of the first-phase spaces already leased or reserved.
Mangirdas Sapranauskas, Head of Business at Go Vilnius, the city’s official tourism and business development agency, highlighted the significance of the new technology hub for Northern Europe.
“Tech Zity not only puts Vilnius on the tech map, but it also has the potential to become a hotspot for the regional start-up ecosystem. It marks a new stage for the development of the innovation district in Vilnius.
“This hub, where companies from different industries can interact, is sure to foster new creative solutions. We hope to see it become a meeting place for innovators and creatives from across the region.”
The first of three phases will transform three courtyards and old factory buildings into modern offices, a conference centre, a sports and wellness club, a restaurant and co-working spaces. Upon final completion in 2027, Tech Zity Vilnius will accommodate up to 5,000 workers.
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