The year 2021 was very successful for UBM Development Czechia. It sold three projects (in Prague, Lipno and Karlovy Vary) and also approved the Astrid Offices projects in Holešovice, the Andaz Prague Hotel on Senovážné náměstí and the Neugraf residential project in Smíchov. This list also includes the start of construction of an extensive residential project Arcus City in Prague-Stodůlky, where it also directly opened a sales center. This year, UBM will start construction of the next stage of this project. At the same time, they are negotiating new acquisitions. Following the example of the Austrian parent company, it is going to use ecological wooden constructions of houses and prepare a pilot housing project in the Czech Republic.
The construction, operation, financing, development and acquisition of commercial real estate in 2022 and beyond will continue to be affected by the prices of fuels, energy and building materials. Added to this are problems in supply chains, nearshoring operations and rapidly rising inflation. The Colliers CEE Investment Scene 2021/2022 study predicts that these factors will have a direct impact on sales prices and rents.
Large transactions returned to the Czech real estate market. The first quarter of this year was the strongest in the commercial real estate investment market in the last few years. The market thus returned to pre-pandemic levels. The confidence of domestic investors is also constantly growing. However, the impact of the war in Ukraine and the expected stagflation of the Czech economy remain largely unknown.
With the construction of the initial stage of the SO-HO Residence project, the largest Slovak housing developer, CRESCO REAL ESTATE, is entering the real estate market in the Czech Republic. For its first-ever residential project in the Czech Republic, the company has chosen the former Tesla Holešovice industrial complex, which will undergo a major transformation. A modern residential complex with almost five hundred flats will be built on the site of the current neglected car park and unused industrial building.
Passerinvest Group (Passerinvest), which celebrated 30 years since its establishment in December of last year, is behind the urban transformation of the Prague locality Brumlovka in Prague 4, which is one of the largest projects of its kind in Central Europe. During this period, Passerinvest’s investment activity has enriched the state coffers by CZK 71 billion. In the last 16 years, it has also been involved in the preparation of the appropriate urban development of Prague - Roztyly. The company plans to invest an additional CZK 35 billion in both locations in this decade. The outlook includes commercial and residential projects, the expansion of civic amenities and publicly-accessible spaces for the general public.
Czechoslovak Group (CSG) will change its headquarters and move to a completely new building from J&T REAL ESTATE CZ, which it will have furnished exactly according to its needs. The Karlín premium project Red Court designed by CMC Architects was acquired by the tenant a year before its completion.
Administrativní budova Roztyly Plaza na Praze 4, jejíž výstavba byla zahájena na podzim loňského roku, nabídne k pronájmu kanceláře s celkovou plochou 21 700 m². Za elegantním a designově čistým zpracováním sedmipatrové budovy stojí renomované architektonické studio Aulík Fišer architekti. Velky důraz je v projektu kladen na vytvoření inspirujícího prostředí, ve kterém bude radost pracovat, a setkávat se. Proces pronájmů prostor byl zahájen a již je registrován zájem prvních potenciálních nájemců jak na kancelářské, tak i na obchodní prostory. Budova umí nabídnout velkoplošné kanceláře s výměrou přes 3 000 m2 na jednom podlaží, ale díky flexibilním dispozicím je zároveň možné vytvořit i menší jednotky od 300 m2.
The goal of the Orkla City project was to build a new headquarters for Orkla, a leading Norwegian supplier of consumer goods. The respectable 19,500 square meter office complex was opened in the spring of 2019 and is located in the Skøyen district of Oslo. Guardian Glass took care of the glazing.
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