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Penta Real Estate secures building permit for Prague project

A new district, which respects the historical monument with a unique genius loci from the Czech Industrial boom times and connects it with modern lifestyle is about to be built.

The construction of office buildings in Europe reaches a five-year high

According to the international real estate consulting company Savills, companies looking for first-class office space on the European market will face a high degree of competition, despite the fact that the construction of new office space is the most active in the last five years. According to Savills' European Office Development report, the new office space to be completed in the region this year will provide 26% more space than in 2020.

CTP secures new tenant for Brno office complex

Zebra Technologies, a global leader in mobile computing, barcode printers and scanners, is moving from Brno’s Královo Pole district, where it has been operating for 17 years, to the Vlněna office complex built by CTP in the centre of Brno.

OBERMEYER HELIKA is the general designer of the Red Court building in Karlín, Prague

The Rustonka office building complex located in Prague 8 - Karlín will be complemented by another new building: the Red Court office building from the CMC architects workshop. The architectural and design company OBERMEYER HELIKA continued its successful operation in the construction of the RUSTONKA 1C and 2 office buildings. Now, as the general designer, it provides documentation for the building permit and for the construction of the Red Court office building. During the construction, it will also provide the function of author's supervision.

Nagano Park, a Class B office complex, saw an increase in occupancy of almost 5% during the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic significantly affected office work. According to the Prague Research Forum, the share of vacant office space in the total supply in Prague increased from 6.98% at the end of 2020 to 7.6% in Q1 2021. The vacancy rate increased by 220 basis points year-on-year and reached the highest value since 2 quarter of 2017. However, not all office centers have struggled with the outflow of demand in recent months. At the time of the coronary crisis, both the landlords' approach to their tenants, who eventually got into trouble, and the famous ratio between quality and price played a key role. And in these respects, Class B offices often came out victorious. For example, Nagano Park, an administrative complex in Prague 3 - Třebešín, under the management of Geosan Development, recorded an increase in occupancy from 89.95% in February 2020 to the current 93.94%. New tenants include, for example, the state-subsidized organization Service Facilities for the Ministry of the Interior or Advande Labs.

End of the Business Line in the Czech Republic. The only offices sold by Scott.Weber

The Polish company Business Link, which deals with the rental of jobs in shared premises, has sold its Holešovice office building to Scott.Weber and is thus ending up in the Czech Republic. The price of the transaction was not disclosed by either party. Hospodářské noviny informed about it.

CFIG Real Estate is launching its first development project. A modern Palachovka administrative center will be established in Pardubice

CFIG Real Estate, which belongs to the CFIG financial and investment group, presents the final version of the Palachovka project. The company bought the five-storey administrative center in the wider center of Pardubice from the construction holding Enteria. The finished premises should be ready to move in by the end of 2022.

There is no office like an office. Coworking centers believe in expansion

The office market is one of the areas most affected by real estate pandemics. It is not yet clear how many people will return to the offices and what proportion of companies will require "pre-fashion" attendance from their employees. Investors and operators of coworking centers are venturing the opportunity to cut a larger share of the market.
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