The year 2021 brings new work trends, which, together with the potential relaxation of measures, will soon be reflected in the form of leases and the use of office space. According to experts from Business Link, the offices will become primarily a meeting place for collaborative work and the emphasis will be on new contactless technologies. Companies will continue to look for new flexible solutions for running their offices.
Based on an architectural design by the DAM.architekti studio, Port7 will include 3 new administrative buildings, which upon planned completion in the second quarter of 2023 will offer 35,000 sqm of office and retail space.
EHC Czech's Kanov business incubator will expand to Cheb this year in Karlovy Vary and Ostrov, where Swietelsky stavební will build a four-storey building with a usable area of over 2,000 m2 and a car park for approximately 77 million Czech crowns. In it, start-up entrepreneurs will meet the background, meeting the criteria of the start-up program.
The hitherto inhospitable territory between Walonovka in Jinonice and the new ČSOB headquarters in Radlická is undergoing a transformation. The Penta investment group is preparing to continue the Waltrovka residential and office complex there.
Today, companies are looking for ways to make office space more attractive and give employees a reason to return to work. According to a new report from JLL, it must focus its attention on employees. The JLL report, entitled Reimagine: The New Future of Work to Shape a Better World, predicts that the future of work lies in prioritizing both the physical and mental health of employees. Expected trends include a major transformation that will transform traditional offices into central spaces for interaction, collaboration, innovation and employee training.
The field phase of engineering and geological research has begun on the plot between 28. října Street and the Nová Karolina shopping center in the center of Ostrava, where the Ostrava company RT Torax is preparing to build the tallest building in the Czech Republic. The aim is to verify the information in the area after the Karolina coking plant with the help of boreholes, which is important for the foundation of a building with a planned height of 200 meters.
The Crestyl real estate group will enter the next phase of construction of the Savarin project in the center of the capital with full property control over the project. The money from the just-started bond issue will be used, among other things, for the payment of investors.
From September, the Wolt delivery service and the Kantar research agency will move their headquarters to the Bubenská 1 palace in the First Republic, which has undergone reconstructions for more than a billion in recent years. The WPP group has already chosen the building as its headquarters for its marketing, advertising and PR agencies. Bubenská 1 belongs to the portfolio of the real estate investment group CPI Property Group, which is the largest owner of office space in Prague.
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