Discover unparalleled business opportunities at Rohan City, Prague's transformative new urban development. Situated between Karlín and the Vltava River, this ambitious project offers cutting-edge office and retail spaces designed to elevate your enterprise in a vibrant, modern neighborhood.
A recent CBRE survey reveals a significant disparity between employer expectations and employee office presence across Europe. As businesses grapple with fluctuating attendance, understanding these trends is crucial for optimizing your workspace strategy and fostering a more dynamic work environment.
Discover Nový Rohan, a groundbreaking 15 billion CZK development by J&T Real Estate in Prague's prime Karlín district. This ambitious project is set to redefine the urban landscape, offering exceptional opportunities for businesses seeking modern office, retail, and service spaces in a vibrant, integrated community.
Discover the latest trends in the Brno and Ostrava office markets for H1 2025. While Brno continues its dynamic expansion driven by a skilled workforce and modern facilities, Ostrava offers a stable environment with decreasing vacancy, presenting diverse opportunities for businesses seeking new premises in the Czech Republic.
The Crestyl development group has won three prestigious awards at this year's CEEQA Awards 2025, one of the most important real estate events in Central and Eastern Europe. The Gamma Residence in Prague's Hagibor was awarded the best residential project of the year, the reconstruction of the Savarin Palace in the city center won the title of best retail project of the year, and the company itself was named a leader in the ESG field.
Discover how advancements in artificial intelligence and digital platforms are revolutionizing commercial real estate operations, leading to more efficient, sustainable, and tenant-friendly buildings.
The construction of the new Dornych project by the Crestyl development group in the vicinity of Brno's main train station is progressing to the next phase. After the demolition of the old shopping center was completed, the last rubble was removed at the end of April. 90% of the demolished material will be recycled. A full 100% of the raw materials from the excavation of the construction pit will then be reused. Some of the material will be used directly in the construction of the new project. Its completion is scheduled for the end of 2027. Dornych will offer a freely accessible public space flanked by several smaller buildings. The lower floors of the new buildings will be reserved for shops and services, while the upper floors will house a hotel, clinic, rental housing and offices.
Passerinvest Group, the Czech development company behind, among other things, the development of the vast area known as Brumlovka in Prague 4, has presented its plans and strategic investments for the next five years. During this period, it will bring a total of 180,000 square meters of office, residential and retail space to the market. Along with the construction, it will also focus on the transformation and cultivation of 5.5 hectares of public areas - parks, relaxation zones and water areas.
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