An investment and development group that builds residential districts and then keeps them running. European contracts are signed by UAB Savo investicija, company code 304499183, VAT LT100011304015, registered at Gerosios Vilties g. 27-131 in Vilnius. The group has been on the market since 2006.

Which countries do you build in?

Three. In Spain, the complex in Villajoyosa on the Costa Blanca is at design stage. In Lithuania, the Lucky Homes buildings stand on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius. In Ukraine, the Evromisto district in the Kyiv region is finished and lived in.

Can I buy in the Spanish project today?

Not yet. What exists today is the design: the visualisations of the building by the sea and the master plan with the pool, the padel court and the walking paths. We will publish a start date when there is one to publish, and not before.

Do you build only apartments?

No. The ground floors carry shops, cafés, a pharmacy and a notary, and the group itself runs a dental clinic, a sports club, a restaurant and a security service. A district counts as finished when those are open, not when the last flat is plastered.

Who answers an enquiry?

Write to request@savobi.com and name the country you are asking about. Questions about an apartment, about commercial premises and about working with us as a partner go to different people, and the country decides which.

How can I check the company before I pay anything?

By its code. UAB Savo investicija has company code 304499183 and VAT number LT100011304015 in the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities; both can be looked up without asking us. For a specific apartment, the registry extract names the owner and any charges on it.

In which languages can we talk?

English works for every market. Lithuanian, Spanish and Ukrainian are spoken on the respective projects. Write in whichever of them you prefer and say which country the question is about.

Who owns the shops and the clinic under the flats?

The group keeps them. The dental clinic, the sports club, the restaurant, the café, the security service and the service company belong to the same owner as the buildings, which is why they open with the district instead of standing empty for years.

Do you sell to buyers from other countries?

Yes, and most of the questions we get about Spain and Lithuania come from abroad. What differs is the paperwork rather than the price: a tax number, a notary, a registry entry, and in Spain a NIE before anything can be signed.

What happens after the keys are handed over?

The handover inspection records what still has to be put right, and the developer stays liable for construction defects afterwards. The courtyard, the lighting and the common areas pass to the service company, which is part of the group.

Where can I see the projects?

On the market pages of this site, each with what is actually there: a finished district in the Kyiv region, built and occupied buildings in Vilnius, and the design of the Spanish complex in Villajoyosa.

Lucky Homes by SAVO in Vilnius seen from the air: the full row of clinker-brick blocks with glazed stair towers, lawns and flowering hydrangeas along the street

SAVO builds districts, not single buildings: Spain, Lithuania, Ukraine

SAVO is an investment and development group that carries a project through the whole cycle: the land, the concept, the design, the construction, the sale and the running of the district afterwards. The shops, the clinic and the sports club under the flats are part of the plan, not something a later tenant brings.

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320 000 m²: built handed over and in use across three countries
52 000 m²: under construction in the active construction stage right now
3 920: apartments have found their owners

The developments

Three countries, three developments. Two of them are standing and lived in; the third exists so far only as a design, and is marked as such.

Lucky Homes by SAVO in Vilnius: the full row of clinker-brick blocks with a glazed stair tower, seen from the lawn — Lithuania · Vilnius
Lucky Homes by SAVO
The finished Lucky Homes row on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius.

The Lucky Homes name on the building itself, Vilnius.

The SAVO name on the end wall of the finished Lucky Homes building in Vilnius.

The SAVO building on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius seen from the front, with its two glazed stair towers — The glazed stair towers of the finished Vilnius building, seen from the street.

Close view of the Vilnius building by SAVO: stacked balconies in timber cladding and exposed concrete in late afternoon light — Timber cladding and exposed concrete on the balconies of the finished Vilnius building.

The corner of the Vilnius building by SAVO against a clear sky: cantilevered balconies, timber panels and clinker brickwork — The three materials of the Vilnius building up close: concrete, timber and clinker brick.

The planted walk beside the Vilnius building by SAVO: a brick-paved path, street lamps and a long bed of white hydrangeas — The landscaped grounds of the finished building: a paved walk and a hydrangea bed along it.

The street number of the Vilnius building by SAVO cast into the wall, GEROSIOS VILTIES 27, beside a wall of climbing greenery — The address on the wall: Gerosios Vilties 27, Vilnius.

Lucky Homes by SAVO from the air, with the residential districts of Vilnius and the towers of the business centre on the horizon — The building stands in Vilnius: the towers of the city business centre are on the horizon.

Evromisto by SAVO in the Kyiv region seen from the air: the whole district of finished blocks with open fields around it and the town on the horizon — Ukraine · Kyiv region
Evromisto by SAVO
The whole Evromisto district from the air: finished and occupied blocks, with construction still running on the right.

The boulevard between two blocks of Evromisto by SAVO seen from above: a working fountain, clipped trees, benches and residents walking — The boulevard between the blocks, with its fountain and the people who live there.

A closed courtyard of Evromisto by SAVO straight from above: the playground and planting in the middle, the blocks around it and the parking outside — A courtyard closed on all sides: play and planting inside, cars kept outside.

A long planted boulevard between two rows of SAVO blocks seen straight from above, with a formal strip of planting down the middle and a playground at one end — The planted boulevard that runs between two rows of blocks, with a playground at its end.

The Prime Clinic dental practice on the ground floor of a residential block in Evromisto by SAVO, with its own entrance, ramp and parking — Services sit on the ground floor of the blocks: here the dental clinic, with its own entrance and ramp.

A newly finished grey and white block in Evromisto by SAVO, with the site still open in front of it and a tower crane behind — The newest block is up and the ground in front of it is still a building site.

The Evromisto district by SAVO from the air with two tower cranes at work on the edge of the site — The district keeps growing: two tower cranes are at work on its edge.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the planned building above its pool terrace, with the Benidorm skyline and the sea behind it — Spain · Costa Blanca Visualisation
Villajoyosa Residence
3D visualisation of the planned Costa Blanca residence; the building is not standing — this is how the design places it above the bay.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the planned building with its pool terrace and padel court seen from the air — 3D visualisation of the planned Costa Blanca residence: the pool terrace and the padel court exist as a design, not as a built building.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the master plan with pool, padel court, planting and seating areas — 3D visualisation: the master plan of the planned Costa Blanca residence; nothing on this plan is built yet.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the roof terraces with sunbeds, parasols and planting — 3D visualisation of the planned roof terraces; the finished building may differ.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: a roof terrace at sunset with a long sofa, planting and the Benidorm bay beyond — 3D visualisation of a planned roof terrace; nothing here is built — the terrace exists only as a design.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: an open living and dining room with floor-to-ceiling glazing onto a terrace and the hills — 3D visualisation of a planned apartment interior; the apartment does not exist yet and the finish may change.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the planned building at night, with lit windows and planted balconies — 3D visualisation of the planned building at night; construction has not started.

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: two people on a roof terrace at golden hour looking across to the Benidorm skyline — 3D visualisation of the planned rooftop; the building is not standing — the people and the view are part of the design image.

Project visualisation of the planned infinity pool of the SAVO residence on the Costa Blanca, looking out over the sea — 3D visualisation of the planned pool — it does not exist yet.

What SAVO builds

Three directions with one owner behind all of them: the housing itself, the commercial and service premises inside the same district, and the development cycle that turns a plot of land into a place where people actually live.

Five questions people ask about SAVO

01
Who is SAVO?
An investment and development group that builds residential districts and then keeps them running. European contracts are signed by UAB Savo investicija, company code 304499183, VAT LT100011304015, registered at Gerosios Vilties g. 27-131 in Vilnius. The group has been on the market since 2006.
02
Which countries do you build in?
Three. In Spain, the complex in Villajoyosa on the Costa Blanca is at design stage. In Lithuania, the Lucky Homes buildings stand on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius. In Ukraine, the Evromisto district in the Kyiv region is finished and lived in.
03
Can I buy in the Spanish project today?
Not yet. What exists today is the design: the visualisations of the building by the sea and the master plan with the pool, the padel court and the walking paths. We will publish a start date when there is one to publish, and not before.
04
Do you build only apartments?
No. The ground floors carry shops, cafés, a pharmacy and a notary, and the group itself runs a dental clinic, a sports club, a restaurant and a security service. A district counts as finished when those are open, not when the last flat is plastered.
05
Who answers an enquiry?
Write to [email protected] and name the country you are asking about. Questions about an apartment, about commercial premises and about working with us as a partner go to different people, and the country decides which.

Why SAVO keeps every stage in one pair of hands

A developer who buys the land, draws the project, builds it, sells it and then runs the territory has nobody to pass a problem to. That is the practical meaning of the three figures below: the same company answers for the plot and, years later, for the pump in the fountain in the courtyard.

countries3: Spain, Lithuania and Ukraine, with the same standard of courtyard in each
on the market since2006: the earliest districts have been handed over and are lived in, not drawn
stages in one hand7: plot, concept, design, construction, sales, commissioning, operation

How a SAVO district comes about

The plot and what can stand on it
Before anything is drawn we establish what the site allows: its size and shape, the roads and utilities around it, what the local plan permits and who lives next door. A plot that cannot carry a courtyard of the size we build is not bought.
Design, permits and the ground floor
The flats, the courtyard and the commercial premises are designed together. Shops and a clinic need separate entrances, deliveries, ventilation and sound insulation, and all of that has to be in the drawings before the first concrete, not improvised afterwards.
Construction, with sales alongside it
We build with our own site management, and the buyer sees the progress on the building they are buying into. In Ukraine the emphasis has always been finished housing: people buy keys they can hold rather than a drawing.
Keys, and the district after them
Handover is not the end of the job. The courtyard, the lighting, the security, the service company and the commercial tenants stay with the group, which is why the same name is still answerable for the district years after the last flat is sold.

What is being built next

The next stage is at design stage too. Everything here is a visualisation of the project, not a photograph of a finished building.

Project visualisation of the next SAVO stage in the Kyiv region seen from the air: the new blocks, their courtyards, planting and parking — 3D visualisation of the whole next stage; none of these buildings is standing yet.

Project visualisation of the next SAVO stage in the Kyiv region: a courtyard playground with a timber climbing frame, planting and families — 3D visualisation of the next stage beside Evromisto; this courtyard is not built yet.

Project visualisation of a shared lounge in the next SAVO stage: sofas, a long work table and a wall of bookshelves — 3D visualisation of a shared indoor lounge planned for the next stage; the room does not exist yet.

Project visualisation of a common area in a new SAVO building: the lift hall with parking space for prams — 3D visualisation of a common area in the next SAVO stage; the building is still under construction.

Questions about SAVO and its projects

01
How can I check the company before I pay anything?
By its code. UAB Savo investicija has company code 304499183 and VAT number LT100011304015 in the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities; both can be looked up without asking us. For a specific apartment, the registry extract names the owner and any charges on it.
02
In which languages can we talk?
English works for every market. Lithuanian, Spanish and Ukrainian are spoken on the respective projects. Write in whichever of them you prefer and say which country the question is about.
03
Who owns the shops and the clinic under the flats?
The group keeps them. The dental clinic, the sports club, the restaurant, the café, the security service and the service company belong to the same owner as the buildings, which is why they open with the district instead of standing empty for years.
04
Do you sell to buyers from other countries?
Yes, and most of the questions we get about Spain and Lithuania come from abroad. What differs is the paperwork rather than the price: a tax number, a notary, a registry entry, and in Spain a NIE before anything can be signed.
05
What happens after the keys are handed over?
The handover inspection records what still has to be put right, and the developer stays liable for construction defects afterwards. The courtyard, the lighting and the common areas pass to the service company, which is part of the group.
06
Where can I see the projects?
On the market pages of this site, each with what is actually there: a finished district in the Kyiv region, built and occupied buildings in Vilnius, and the design of the Spanish complex in Villajoyosa.

Tell us which market your question is about

Two or three sentences are enough: the country, whether it concerns an apartment, commercial premises or a partnership, and how to reach you. The answer comes from the person who handles that market rather than from a sales desk.

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