1. Nesta Bis Toruń Poland Nesta group Nesta – Bis spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością spółka komandytowa Płaska 23b street, 87-100 Toruń Poland realestate@nesta.com.pl

2. Toruń is famous for its Gothic churches, tenements and walls creating great panorama of Old Town located on Vistula river. Thanks to its historic class the town has been included in the World Heritage of UNESCO. The Old Town Hall is the Gothic pearl of the city. Toruń is one of the most precious and most often visited cities of northern Poland – over 1.5 million tourists a year. Its largest attractions are the tradition associated with Nicolas Copernicus and famous Toruń ginger-breads. Nowadays Toruń is the town of science and cultural events. The Nicolas Copernicus University is the largest higher education institution in the northern Poland – over 45 thousand students, and belongs to five best universities in the country. Toruń attracts and lures its guests by the great number of cultural events and the season lasts all the year long in this city.

4. Investment area situated in Bydgoszcz-Toruń metropolitan area in the middle of the Vistula River - economically developing region. Access to the nearby airport and highway provides perfect transport in different directions. Thanks to the investment in commercial and entertainment sectors (two hypermarkets and a modern speedway stadium), the surrounding area has already become a visibly growing economic zone. Thus, the presented area is an attractive place for new investors and businessman. The distance:Bydgoszcz – 30 kmWarszawa -200 kmŁódź– 170 kmGdańsk - 165 kmPoznań - 170 kmHighway – 5 km

6. The project activities New local developing plan 2007.12.17Disassembling – all object and buildings are demolished, area ready under constraction. Researches with taking into consideration interaction on building constructions -water - ground environment. Traffic Impact Study for plot of 18 ha.Agreements with media possessing companysAdvanced conversations concerning commercialization of retail park.Architectonical usuful conception regarding to requirments of future tennants.

8. How to get to Toruń by car: from Warsaw: road no. 7 (direction: Gdańsk), before Płońsk turn onto road no. 10 (direction: Bydgoszcz) to Toruń. Distance: 214 km. from Gdańsk: A1 Motorway (distance: 152 km) or road no. 1 (direction: Łódź) to Toruń (distance: 182 km). from Bydgoszcz: road no. 80 (direction: Warszawa, Toruń) to Toruń. Distance: 46 km. Toruńska street to road no. 10 (direction: Szczecin, Toruń) and road no. 10 to Toruń. Distance: 51 km. from Poznań: road no. 5 (direction: Bydgoszcz), in Gniezno turn onto road no. 15 (direction: Toruń) to Toruń - via Strzelno, Inowrocław. Distance: 156 km.a

9. By train: Toruń has direct railway connections with all large cities in Poland. See Polish Railways (Polskie Koleje Państwowe) trains time-table. By plane The nearest airport is located in Bydgoszcz (about 50 km). The journey from the airport to Toruń is possible by car or by train. Toruń is likewise accessible from the airports in Gdańsk, Poznań, Warsaw, Łódź, Kraków

11. Environmental report The conducted research reveals that the soil cover in this part of the area of the former Toruń Inorganic Industry Plant Polchem does not show contamination by heavy metals. The results allow to classify over 90 % of this area as group A, therefore, as areas of the highest standards of soil quality; this group contains objects protected on the basis of the environmental protection resolutions. It has been found out that only a few ares of the surface contain higher concentration of lead and zinc, which classifies them as group B, which includes values accepted for farmlands and forest areas. The small surfaces where sulphur has been scattered contain higher contents of this element. As the values for profile 1 and 4 show, high concentration can be found on surface levels only. This sort of contamination is of very little importance, because it concerns very small surfaces, from several to several dozen square meters.

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