In the region of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE-6 countries), a significant increase in the GDP growth rate is expected this year, from less than 1% last year to approximately 2.5%. According to experts from the Colliers company, which belongs to the top in the provision of diversified professional services in the field of commercial real estate and investment management, activity will therefore begin to increase in the commercial real estate market in this region in the second half of the year. However, the condition for this development is a reduction in interest rates in the eurozone. At the same time, retail parks will continue to be the main engine of growth. Other trends and forecasts published by Colliers for the CEE region in 2024 will include:
Europe's commercial property market is showing signs of recovery, with rents expected to rise and yields to stabilize. The Czech Republic may follow this trend with a slight delay, but the positive outlook on the real estate market for 2024, as well as the increased demand for quality and sustainable premises, signal the time for action for investors and tenants.
There is a great demand for high-quality office space in Prague, thanks to which the owners of so-called A-class buildings in particular can be proud of almost full occupancy. The problem, however, is almost zero construction, experts agreed.
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The Scott.Weber Workspace company, which operates flexible offices, coworking and event spaces, is buying the Base coworking center from Penta Real Estate, which is part of the Churchill office complex in Prague 2. The companies did not state the price in the announcements, according to ČTK sources, the value of the transaction did not exceed hundreds of millions of crowns. Base will be the 13th Prague branch belonging to the Scott.Weber network.
Intelligent energy management systems and the integration of green technologies can contribute to a more sustainable future for the office building market.
Investment group Penta, whose development activities are led by billionaire Marek Dospiva, bought from České drah long-term unused plots of land in Prague's Florenci, next to the Prague highway. Thanks to this, it can continue the project of two buildings designed by the Zaha Hadid Architects studio, which it completed this October near the Masaryk station. In addition, Penta plans to acquire additional parcels in the locality, thanks to which it would control the territory from Masaryk station to Pernerova Street in Karlín.
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