PSN, a leading Czech real estate developer, has received official permission to proceed with the ambitious transformation of the former Koh-i-noor industrial complex in Prague's Vršovice district. While primarily a residential conversion, this development signifies PSN's continued investment in urban regeneration and its potential to introduce new service and commercial spaces, adding to its robust portfolio of office and retail properties across the capital.
Central Europe's commercial real estate market is experiencing an unprecedented boom, with investment activity reaching a decade-high. Leading the charge, INVESTIKA, a major non-banking fund, has significantly expanded its portfolio with strategic office acquisitions in Prague and Wrocław, signaling strong confidence and creating new opportunities for businesses seeking modern, well-located office spaces.
Discover how HSF System's impressive 54% carbon footprint reduction and innovative sustainable practices are shaping the next generation of eco-friendly office and warehouse spaces, offering significant benefits for your business.
Karlín Group's ambitious 'Chuchle 2030' project is set to transform 20 hectares near Velká Chuchle into a modern, sustainable urban quarter with 2,000 apartments. This significant development promises new opportunities for businesses seeking strategic locations within Prague's expanding landscape.
Brno's dynamic real estate landscape is expanding with YIT's latest venture, the Kalevala complex. While primarily residential, the first phase, Ukko, introduces valuable ground-floor commercial units, signalling a growing market for businesses seeking prime locations in the Moravian capital.
Sustainability in commercial real estate is no longer an optional extra, but a key driver for business success. Explore how pioneering developers like CTP are transforming environmental, social, and governance (ESG) duties into significant competitive advantages for their tenants, offering spaces that reduce costs, attract talent, and enhance your brand.
CPI Property Group is strategically divesting assets, including a prominent Warsaw office building, a move influenced by debt reduction goals and rising interest rates. This activity signals dynamic changes within the European commercial real estate landscape, prompting businesses to assess potential opportunities and market trends for their future office and warehouse needs.
Significant changes are sweeping through Prague's commercial real estate landscape, marked by a major fund's divestment of prime office properties. This market evolution signals fresh opportunities for businesses actively seeking new or expanded office space in key Prague locations.
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