Savills recorded 40 transactions closed in 2023 in the commercial real estate sector with a total investment volume of €1.2 billion. The volume of investments was 32% lower in 2023 compared to 2022. The driving force behind real estate investments in 2023 was the retail sector, which accounted for 43% of the total investment volume. Domestic investors are undoubtedly the backbone of the Czech investment market. Not only are they the most active and have concluded 29 transactions, but they also account for the largest (80%) share of investment volume this year. 31% of investment transactions in 2023 took place in Prague
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The developer company KKCG Real Estate has recently started the construction of a smaller residential project near Šárecký potok in Prague 6, in advanced preparation it has a commercial and administrative center in Karlín and a large housing project on the premises of the former state enterprise Chirana in Modřany.
Ve 3. čtvrtletí roku 2023 pražský kancelářský trh vzrostl o více než 60 000 m2 moderních kanceláří. Jednalo se o nejlepší výsledek od půlky roku 2020. V následujících minimálně třech letech se další podobný vrchol neočekává, déle než rok totiž nezačala žádná nová výstavba. I když investoři kladou stále větší důraz na udržitelnost budov, referenční ceny nájmů se zásadně neproměňují, pronajímatelé se naopak snaží lákat na štědřejší příspěvky či delší období nájemních prázdnin. Vyplývá to z průzkumu společnosti Colliers, předního poskytovatele diverzifikovaných profesionálních služeb v oblasti komerčních nemovitostí a správy investic.
Czech developer and investor Crestyl significantly strengthened its position in Poland when it completed the takeover of a fifty percent stake in Spravia from the Cornerstone Partners group. The Polish developer was originally bought by both partners together. In 2021, they paid 8.5 billion crowns for it, which meant one of the largest real estate deals in Central and Eastern Europe. The price of the current transaction was not published.
One of the most watched buildings in Prague in recent years is gradually being completed. In September, Masaryčka was approved, cafes, restaurants and shops opened, and this week the last protective film was torn off from the gold coating on the facade of the building. But the work on the Penty Real Estate project under the investment colossus Marko Dospiva does not end. In the summer, a publicly accessible viewing terrace with a café is to be opened on the roof.
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