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Last year, Prague's flexible offices performed well even in the European context

Last year it became clear that Prague is not only a dynamic European city, but also the second most active market for flexible offices after London. Metropolises such as Warsaw, Amsterdam and Madrid followed at a distance. This success only confirms the growing attractiveness of flexible offices in the region. According to the real estate consulting company CBRE, the world leader in the field of commercial real estate services, the positive trend will continue this year as well.

Recycling office space? The course includes renegotiations, subleases, reconstruction or serviced offices

The company Savills is monitoring the changes in the approach of companies in relation to renting office space on the Prague market. Current trends are renegotiations, subleases, serviced offices, and there is renewed interest in reconstructed buildings. At the same time, second-hand spaces appear in the search engine of companies, where it is possible to take over a completed and often attractive interior, realized by another company. These changes are happening as a result of insufficient office construction in Prague, which is at its lowest level in at least the last decade. However, even such transactions can have a positive impact within the ESG strategy of companies - some existing buildings after reconstruction can meet the current demanding requirements for economy. According to the Savills survey, green rental contracts will become a completely common part of rental contracts by 2026.

Flexible offices are increasingly in demand, the greatest interest is in Pankrác-Budějovická and Karlín

Last year it became clear that Prague is not only a dynamic European city, but also the second most active market for flexible offices after London. Metropolises such as Warsaw, Amsterdam and Madrid followed at a distance. This success only confirms the growing attractiveness of flexible offices in the region. Moreover, according to the real estate consulting company CBRE, the world leader in the field of commercial real estate services, the positive trend will continue this year as well.

Zeitgeist Asset Management obtains more prestigious tenants in Palác Dunaj in the historical centre of Prague

The international law firm CMS and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have rented office space in the newly renovated Palác Dunaj building on Národní třída. The total occupancy has now reached almost 80%. Only one floor of offices and retail units on the ground floor of the building remain vacant, though negotiations with potential tenants are already underway here as well.

Port7 received LEED Platinum certification with the highest rating

Skanska's latest and largest administrative project in the Czech Republic, Port7, received the prestigious LEED Platinum certification in the latest v4 version. According to available information, the project received the best rating of all commercial projects built last year in the Czech Republic. Buildings D and E even ranked among the best in the ranking of the most sustainable office buildings in Europe certified in 2023. Demanding environmental criteria were followed both during construction and now during the building's operation. Skanska was able to obtain 3 platinum certifications at once in the campus certification scheme.

The share of foreign and Czech companies in Prague offices is equal

The share of foreign and Czech companies based in Prague offices is equal. Although almost three-quarters of them are currently occupied by foreign companies, the demand for new premises is more domestic companies. Established foreign companies in many cases prefer to stay in established locations and renegotiate existing leases. One of the reasons preventing the further arrival of foreign companies on the Czech market may also be insufficient construction of new areas. Therefore, companies often look for locations for their centers in other European cities, this follows from the comments of experts and the findings of ČTK.

Colliers - Prediction 2024: Development, challenges and opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe

Colliers, a leading professional services company in the field of commercial real estate and investment management, has released its forecasts for the Central and Eastern Europe region for 2024. The GDP growth rate is expected to increase and therefore the activity in the commercial market. What are the other key points and trends from the Colliers predictions?

What are the benefits and limits of innovative technologies to achieve emission-free buildings?

Every building is given strengths and weaknesses by the architect. It is necessary to design technology in such a way as to eliminate the weak points as much as possible, and on the contrary to make appropriate use of the strong points. Technologies tend to be expensive, so it is essential to make maximum use of their potential and possible synergistic effects.
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