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Articles - office markets

Technopark changes owners. It was bought by hundreds of millions of top eye surgeons

Technopark on the border of Prague's Jinonice and Stodůlek has a new owner. The administrative building, which houses the German Commerzbank, for example, was bought by the world-renowned eye surgeon Pavel Stodůlka.

PASSERINVEST GROUP has invested more than a quarter of a billion crowns in the development of the public space and the pleasant transformation of BB Centrum

PASSERINVEST GROUP, the investment company and Czech builder behind the creation of BB Centrum (Brumlovka) in Prague 4, invested more than a quarter billion crowns in the modification and construction of the public space in 2020 and the first half of 2021. The amount of CZK 275 million crowns, without any state or other subsidies, was used for, among other things, repairs to Želetavska Street, the construction of the new Náměstí Ellen G. Whiteové, the installation of the moving sculpture “Brouk” (Beetle) and the reconstruction of Balance Club Brumlovka. In this way, the company is fulfilling its philosophy to build a sustainable, and environmentally- and user-friendly environment, which has been part of the company’s DNA from the very beginning.

CBRE: How is the Czech commercial real estate market changing and what are its prospects?

• There are clear signs of recovery in the market. The volume of investments in commercial real estate in the Czech Republic is growing. • This year, the industrial real estate sector will record the historically highest volume of demand. • The multifamily segment with rental housing products is included in the course. • The interest of international investors in Czech assets remains strong.

Hybrid working is staying with us

87% of respondents believe that the physical office is essential for successful business operations, reveals a survey conducted by real estate advisory firm Savills. Additionally, 54% of respondents feel that the hybrid model combining working from home and the office is the best for their health and well-being.

CPI Property Group reported record financial results for the first half of the year

CPI PROPERTY GROUP (hereinafter “CPIPG”, the “Company” or together with its subsidiaries the “Group”), a leading owner of income-generating European real estate, hereby publishes unaudited financial results for the six-month period ended 30 June 2021.

Student Dejvice will receive a coworking center. It will grow near the PPF headquarters

The largest provider of flexible offices on the Prague market, Scott.Weber Workspace, entrepreneur Adam Zvada, is preparing a new coworking center in the capital. He will open in the student part of Dejvice and Scott.Weber will thus strengthen his position as a branch leader in the Czech capital.

UBM Development Czechia balances its results for the first half of 2021

The development company UBM Development Czechia published its results for the first half of this year. The company was successful in all real estate segments in which it currently operates on the Czech market: in the segment of housing, offices and hotels. UBM's strategy in the coming years is to focus mainly on residential construction, especially in Prague.

The construction of new offices is coming to life

from BNP Paribas Real Estate by the end of 2021, almost 40,000 m2 and in the following period over 140,000 m2 of new offices are being prepared by developers in the territory of Prague. The balance is mainly influenced by large and long-term development projects - Port 7 from Skanska in Holešovice or construction in the area of Masaryk's railway station by Penta. Sekyra Group also makes a significant contribution to the offer of new administrative areas with its Smíchov City and Rohanský ostrov projects. Their plans have not yet changed the rising prices of building materials and energy. Nevertheless, construction will reach pre-covid level at the earliest in 2023.
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