Nusco’s investment exceeds EUR18 million and the school is due to become operational in September 2029.
The building has a built area of 7,500 square meters, on a land plot of 7,200 sqm, and a capacity to accommodate more than 600 pupils. For Little London, the campus is an expansion of the existing network.
Nusco City covers 23 hectares and was launched in 2020, with the first phase being delivered in 2023 with 622 housing units. Phase two, with 828 apartments and 1,033 underground parking spaces, entails an over EUR130 million investment; the first three blocks (340 housing units) are in the final delivery stage and the remaining four (488 apartments) are slated for delivery in the first half of 2026.
The third phase, started at end- 2025, includes 836 apartments, 1,063 underground parking spaces and 1,600 square meters of retail spaces, with an investment estimated at over EUR150 million. Upon completion, Nusco City – designed together with architecture studio Fuksas – will have more than 4,000 apartments, as well as a school, a hospital, a hotel, retail and office spaces.
Real estate consulting firm Cushman & Wakefield Echinox was consultant in the transaction between Nusco and Little London, through Bogdan Bogatu, Director, Office Agency, Cushman & Wakefield Echinox. Little London was legally advised by law firm Stratulat Albulescu, through Daiana Assoum, and Nusco by The Law Chamber, through Theodor McCann.