Ángel Di María to invest in new tower set to bear his name | OneFootball

He joins, like other former footballers and his teammates, the real estate sector. In recent hours, “Fideo” has become an investor partner in the construction of the tower that will bear his name just meters from the highway to Buenos Aires.

The project was introduced to the public under a unique name: “DM11”. The mega building will involve an investment of USD 30 million to erect 110 meters in height starting from the first quarter of next year.

The project was initially conceived as a tribute, but was put on hold when “Angelito” did not join Rosario Central at the time. However, with the arrival of the world champion, contacts flowed and the proposal received full support from “Fideo”.

The mega building was born in the minds of its creators as “The Champion’s Tower,” but later evolved into DM11. “We presented it and immediately there was interest, even from former Argentine national team players who want to join.

The structure is open and Ángel’s involvement was complete. It was like a coincidence, he is genuinely interested, it’s not a brand we hired, but rather he is participating from now on. It was simple, we proposed it to him and he accepted,” Javier Lisandrini, the managing partner of the Alvear industrial micro-park where the project will be built, explained.

What will the DM11 Tower be like?

The design of the building, which will have 26 floors, was carried out by the architectural firm of Gonzalo Sánchez Hermelo, who also designed Di María’s current home located in a gated community in Funes.

This is a building that will combine offices with gastronomic venues designed for companies and SMEs. It will have a total area of 15,800 m², of which the offices will occupy 9,000 m² across 21 floors of between 300 and 275 square meters, with floors divided into up to three offices.

Additionally, it will have parking for 84 cars and 21 storage units. There will be a gym, restaurant and auditorium, coworking areas with a bar and terrace, a rooftop with barbecue grills, and a solarium.

“It will be an icon for the region, a beacon of reference when arriving or leaving for Buenos Aires, and a message that you are reaching the productive center in Santa Fe. Like an innovative Atalaya,” Lisandrini highlighted.

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