It seems like the entire world has been shut down by the recent coronavirus outbreak. While the situation is unprecedented and dynamic, there are still some ways that property managers can get in front of the challenge and help their tenants stay safe and healthy. This is true for offices but even more true for multifamily and co-living properties, where millions of people are now sheltering in place around the world.
Even before the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the home office was one of the most sought-after corporate benefits. During the first spring wave, many employees welcomed the opportunity to work from home, but with increasing time, more and more workers and employers are finding that they lack peace of mind in addition to interpersonal contact, and are also significantly less efficient.
The Flow Building, Flow East's flagship project on Prague's Wenceslas Square, welcomed Graebel Companies, Inc., the world's leading tenant of relocation services. (Graebel). The interiors and equipment of the company's just-completed new headquarters, with an area of approximately 1,000 square meters, were designed to meet its needs. For Graebel, they create an exceptional working environment in one of Prague's most sought-after office buildings.
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.
We all know the feeling. When the weather outside is terrible but we are able to observe it only as spectators, safe and comfortable inside. There is a Danish word for this feeling: “hygge.” It describes the quality of coziness from being warm in cold weather. It is associated with wellness and contentment—and occasionally used to sell thick wool socks and bearskin rugs. “Hygge” hit popular culture a few years ago but it’s not a trend that’s going away. It is a way of life and an aesthetic.
He has been operating in the financial market for more than twenty years. He has been a part of BH SECURITIES, which focuses on securities trading and other investment opportunities, since 2004. During his time at BHS, he has held several positions. Pavel Borovička helped with the development of the company's new products, was at the very beginning of investment certificates, investment gold, and corporate bond issues, which BHS helped to implement, and since 2017 has focused on a new real estate fund for qualified investors focused on commercial real estate in Europe.
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