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Articles - Office project

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.

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.

The area of offices in Prague per person is below average in comparison with the world

According to a survey by JLL Global Benchmarking Service, the global average office space per employee is 13 square meters. In Prague, the area is between 10 and 11 square meters, ie lower than the global average. Employees have the most space in offices in Chicago, USA, almost 23 square meters. At the bottom of the scale are cities like Manila or Bangalore, where workers have 7 square meters at their disposal.

Passerinvest will start building New Roztyly. The company will build offices, apartments and shops for billions

Preparations for another large project of the Passerinvest development group took almost fifteen years. After the BB Center in Michel, it will start developing a second location in Prague's Roztyly. So far, the plans cover about half the area of BB Centrum, but even there, developer Radim Passer has been buying more land on an ongoing basis.

KKCG Real Estate Group (KKCG REG) presents Bořislavka Centrum

For thirty years, the plot in Prague 6 between Evropská, Liberijská and Kladenská streets was an unsolvable problem for architects and investors. The complicated and irregular plot of land on the hill and the difficult terrain did not make the construction much easier, so several designs, including apartment buildings or a large shopping center, took turns on it. However, none of them stand there.

AFI Europe has completed the acquisition of Avenir Business Park in Prague for EUR 66.5 million

AFI Europe has expanded its office portfolio with another property. The Classic 7 Business Park, AFI Karlín, AFI Vokovice and the AFI City 1 building now also include the Avenir Business Park in Prague 5 - Nové Butovice. The company bought it from the EPISO 4 fund from the British company Tristan Capital Partners for 66.5 million euros. The premium office complex with a total leasable area of more than 25,600 m2 is almost 100% occupied. Long-term tenants include companies such as ČSOB (belongs to the KBC Group), ING, Porsche, McDonald’s, Conduent, Dermacol, Simac Technik and Coloplast.

The Czechs were not used to working from home. It causes them problems

Leaving offices was the most common response to a possible risk of infection in the first weeks of a pandemic. In the first wave, over 40 percent of Czechs at least partially worked from their homes, in the second wave, less than 30 percent of the population used this solution. Czechs manage work from home much harder than employees in the rest of the world. This follows from a study by the IDEA think tank dedicated to Czech employees and a study by the Microsoft Work Trend Index.

Penta withstood the crisis year of 2020 successfully

The Penta group closed the pandemic year of 2020 with a net profit of 134 million euros, while total assets of the portfolio companies reached 11.1 billion euros. Despite the pandemic, Penta invested 419 million euros in Capex for the development of its companies and projects. The group employs more than 43,000 people and has paid a total of 243 million euros in income tax and other social contributions.

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