The company

About SAVO

SAVO is an investment and development group. It buys the land, draws the project on it, builds, sells, and then runs what it has built — in Spain, Lithuania and Ukraine. On the market since 2006.

It builds districts rather than single buildings. That is why the shops, the clinic and the sports club under the flats belong to the same owner as the walls, and why this page is a tour of what stands rather than a page of claims.

Vilnius: the group's own mark, on a building it put up and still looks after.

What the group has actually put up

Three of these figures are the group's own records and three are the shape of the company. Each one is here with the sentence that makes it checkable rather than impressive.

built: 320 000 m²builtHanded over and in use across three countries — whole districts, with the commercial ground floors counted in.
under construction now: 52 000 m²under construction nowThe active stage. The crane in the photograph on this page is standing on one of them.
apartments sold: 3 920apartments soldFlats that have found their owners. In Ukraine they were sold finished, so the buyer saw the thing rather than a drawing of it.
on the market since: 2006on the market sinceThe earliest districts have been handed over and lived in for years, which means they can be walked around today.
countries: 3countriesSpain, Lithuania and Ukraine. The architecture differs in each of them on purpose; the standard of the courtyard does not.
stages in one pair of hands: 7stages in one pair of handsPlot, concept, design, construction, sales, commissioning, and running the place long after the last key is handed over.

A new grey and white block of a SAVO district with a construction crane still standing beside it — A district of the group mid-build: the finished blocks are occupied while the crane works on the next stage.

Three countries, three different answers to the same question

What a SAVO district looks like is decided by where it stands. What does not change is the sequence behind it: the group buys the plot, draws it, builds it, sells it, and then stays with it.

Vilnius, LithuaniaBuilt and occupied

Lucky Homes, Gerosios Vilties street

Dark clinker brick, glazed stair towers, hydrangeas along the walk and the towers of the capital's business district on the skyline behind. The registered office of the group's European company is on this same street, so the address on the contract is where the company also builds.

The Vilnius project

The SAVO building in Vilnius from the air, with the towers of the city's business district behind it

Lucky Homes by SAVO in Vilnius: a clinker-brick residential building with glazed stair towers above landscaped grounds

The street side of the Vilnius building by SAVO: brick and timber balconies, a paved walkway and hydrangeas along it

Kyiv region, UkraineFinished and lived in

Evromisto

A district rather than a building: closed courtyards with a fountain and playgrounds, parking kept outside the ring of blocks, a commercial ground floor carrying a pharmacy, a notary and a dental clinic — and the next stage still going up alongside it.

The Kyiv region project

The whole Evromisto district by SAVO from the air: blocks, streets, open fields around it and the city on the horizon

A closed courtyard of a SAVO district straight from above: the fountain in the middle, lawns, paths and the parking outside the ring of buildings

Evromisto by SAVO in the Kyiv region: the courtyard in the evening with a lit fountain, garlands over the walkway and benches

Villajoyosa, Costa BlancaDesign stage

The Spanish project

A building by the sea, a pool terrace, roof terraces over the bay and a padel court on the master plan. It is the newest of the three markets and the only one where nothing has been dug yet.

Every frame of this market is a project visualisation. Construction has not started, nothing beyond the design is settled, and the finished building can differ from these images.

The Spanish project

Project visualisation of the Spanish building at dusk: a lit tower against the sea and the mountains of the Costa Blanca

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the master plan with pool, padel court, planting and seating areas

Villajoyosa Residence, project visualisation: the roof terraces with sunbeds, parasols and planting

What the group runs under its own flats

A district counts as finished when the ground floor is open, not when the last flat is plastered. None of these is a tenant the group hopes to attract: they belong to the same owner as the walls, which is why they open with the district instead of standing empty for years.

Prime Clinic
The group's own dental practice, on the ground floor with its own entrance and ramp.
Evromisto, Kyiv region
EuroGym
The sports club of the district — under the flats rather than a drive away.
Evromisto, Kyiv region
Flame
The restaurant on the ground floor, with its terrace out on the boulevard.
Evromisto, Kyiv region
Lucky Bagel
The group's café, on the street under the Lithuanian buildings.
Vilnius
Savoya Security
The grounds are closed and manned, and the barrier at the entrance is the group's own rather than a contractor's.
Evromisto, Kyiv region
Grounds service
Lighting, courtyards, snow and the pump in the fountain. It is the one with no shopfront to photograph — and the one that is usually somebody else's problem by the time a buyer notices it.
Every market

Who signs

A company page usually offers faces. This one offers what a buyer can check before parting with any money: the entity that signs the contract, the numbers it is registered under, and buildings that can be walked around.

Legal entity: UAB Savo investicija
Company code: 304499183
VAT number: LT100011304015
Registered office: Gerosios Vilties g. 27-131, LT-03147 Vilnius, Lithuania
Managing director: Dmytro Savochka

Both numbers are held by the Lithuanian Register of Legal Entities and can be looked up there without asking us for anything.

The part that does not photograph

In Vilnius and in the Kyiv region there are finished, occupied buildings to walk around, and that is the honest way to judge a developer. Write and say which market you want to see. In Villajoyosa there is a site and a design, and nothing yet to walk through.

The SAVO building on Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius seen from the front, with its two glazed stair towers — Gerosios Vilties street in Vilnius: the registered address of the company is also a place where it built.

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