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Green certifications of office buildings positively affect their occupancy and bring higher rental income

CBRE, a world leader in commercial real estate services, summarizes the results of an extensive comparative analysis focused on the benefits of green certifications in office leasing. On a sample of 58 million m2 of office space and 44,500 lease agreements concluded in 18 European countries, including the Czech Republic, it shows the value that green certifications such as BREEAM or LEED bring to owners of administrative properties. Based on a comparison of several key indicators, CBRE has shown that the average vacancy rate in certified buildings is almost 2% lower than in non-certified competition, while the price per square meter of leased space is, on the contrary, 5.5% higher. The comparison of individual European markets is also interesting, from which the Prague one emerges as mature. Owners of sustainable buildings here achieve very good results in the long term.

Vítkova's CPI Property Group sells more than fifty properties to Immofinanz

The real estate company CPI Property Group (CPIPG) of billionaire Radovan Vítek is selling 53 retail properties in the Central and Eastern European region to the Austrian real estate company Immofinanz, of which he is the majority owner. The price is 324.2 million euros (almost eight billion crowns).

CB Property Investors: Interest in investing in Czech and Slovak real estate exceeded expectations

CB Property Investors The sub-fund (CB Property Investors), a real estate fund of qualified investors, closed the first subscription round at the end of June 2021 and opens both to new construction and, above all, to the sustainable re-development of existing properties. The fund's strategy met with investor interest that exceeded expectations. The speed with which the first subscription round of investments was filled points not only to free capital, but also to the gap in the real estate market that the fund is filling. At the same time, this opens up space for further development of construction in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

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.

CFIG Real Estate issues bonds with an annual yield of 7.5%

CFIG Real Estate, which belongs to the CFIG financial and investment group, issues its first bond issue in the total amount of CZK 250 million. The public issue of CFIG Bond 2020 / I bonds will start on 1 July, with orders already open before the issue itself takes place. The bond will offer a 7.5% annual appreciation with an annual payment and maturity as of June 30, 2026. The bonds are intended primarily for smaller retail investors, which corresponds to the nominal value of the bond in the amount of 25 thousand Czech crowns. The funds will be used to develop real estate activities and purchase real estate in the existing portfolio.

Lockdowns put local and long-term players in a better position

Travel restrictions and the inability to meet in person have caused a lot of headaches for many market players but in many cases, it also provided certain types of investors with an advantage. Pavel Streblov, Business Director at Penta Real Estate talks about the company’s development and investment strategy and shared his expectations for the year ahead.

Ivana Tykac is rich in tourism, one of the largest providers of short-term rentals in Prague

From the real estate business, Ivanka Tykač, she became the leading operator of short-term rentals in Prague. The wife of billionaire Pavel Tykač now has thousands of beds in the metropolis for tourists.

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