(There was one exception: an apartment building that survived the war and, although dilapidated, remained occupied until the late 1970s, when it was torn down and a new building put in its place.) The new buildings were occupied by workers of the PWPW, the state printing concern a few blocks over, where money was being printed before the war as well after.
One building remained occupied throughout the war despite its dilapidated condition. It was eventually torn down in the late 1970s to make way for a new structure. The new buildings were occupied by workers from the PWPW, a state printing company nearby that had been producing money before and after the war.