After thirteen years of preparations, the developer Sekyra Group is starting to change Rohanský ostrov in Prague. In mid-September, he will lay the foundation stone of the first stage, which includes two office buildings and two apartment blocks. Over 3,200 flats, eight administrative buildings and a primary school will be built on twenty hectares. The capital will then have to solve a park on another ten hectares of the development area and the connection of Karlín with Holešovice by the new Rohan Bridge.
CPI PROPERTY GROUP (hereinafter “CPIPG”, the “Company” or together with its subsidiaries the “Group”), a leading owner of income-generating European real estate, hereby publishes unaudited financial results for the six-month period ended 30 June 2021.
The largest provider of flexible offices on the Prague market, Scott.Weber Workspace, entrepreneur Adam Zvada, is preparing a new coworking center in the capital. He will open in the student part of Dejvice and Scott.Weber will thus strengthen his position as a branch leader in the Czech capital.
On one of the most lucrative plots in the Czech Republic, right next to Prague's Masaryk Railway Station, the cranes of the Penta Investments investment group are already tirelessly delivering material and the local construction site is living its own life. In front of passers-by, the skeleton of one of the most discussed buildings of decades is slowly moving towards the sky.
The ever-expanding JRD Group, which covers five divisions under its brand (JRD Development, JRD Plazma, JRD Energo, JRD Property and JRD Invest), achieved total sales of CZK 2.14 billion last year. JRD Development occupies a dominant position in it, with last year's results of CZK 1.61 billion. The individual divisions cover a wide range of industries, from residential or land development through investments in profitable real estate to energy from renewable and secondary sources. This includes, for example, a portfolio of photovoltaic and wind power plants or a groundbreaking plasma waste gasification technology.
The unused land in the Garden City between Želivecká, Ostružinová, Šalviová streets and the noise barrier lining the South Junction will return to life after years.
The pandemic has changed the way we work and the way we spend our working hours. According to many companies and employees, the future of work is a hybrid model - part of the week we will work from home and part in offices. According to an Accenture study conducted in 11 countries around the world this year, 83 percent of respondents consider this way of working to be optimal. Maybe they should control their optimism. This model of operation is definitely not suitable for every company or employee and carries with it a number of risks.
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