The office market is one of the areas most affected by real estate pandemics. It is not yet clear how many people will return to the offices and what proportion of companies will require "pre-fashion" attendance from their employees. Investors and operators of coworking centers are venturing the opportunity to cut a larger share of the market.
According to a survey by JLL Global Benchmarking Service, the global average office space per employee is 13 square meters. In Prague, the area is between 10 and 11 square meters, ie lower than the global average. Employees have the most space in offices in Chicago, USA, almost 23 square meters. At the bottom of the scale are cities like Manila or Bangalore, where workers have 7 square meters at their disposal.
The year 2020 is almost over, but Penta Real Estate still managed to break one of the records on the real estate market. It sold the Churchill Square office complex near the main railway station in Prague for more than four billion Czech Crowns. This is despite the fact that the company's representatives previously claimed that they will no longer be getting rid of buildings in the center of Prague.
The accelerated widespread transition to a home office has raised a fundamental question in connection with work: what to do with offices? There can be many answers and one of the possible solutions is shown by the new Prague offices of UniCredit Bank. By emphasizing comfort combined with efficiency, they respond to the demands for comfort that come from working at home, as well as the high purpose of the space where it is useful to go, not necessary.
Different temperatures in different rooms, air control or reducing the energy intensity of a building by efficient use of alternative sources. These are just some of the benefits of building automation. It offers simplification of maintenance as well as significant financial savings, especially for large office buildings, hotels or industrial buildings. In the Czech Republic, however, we still have a long way to go compared to the West.
CPI Property Group, the largest property owner in Berlin, Prague, Warsaw and the region of Central and Eastern Europe, is pleased to announce its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of 2020.
In order to become successful in the highly competitive business of commercial real estate it is very important to invest in lead generation.
Nowadays when a great part of real estate lead generation takes place online, you can use multiple ideas and strategies to keep the clients coming. Here are some of them:
Different temperatures in different rooms, air control or reducing the energy intensity of a building by efficient use of alternative sources. These are just some of the benefits of building automation. It offers simplification of maintenance and significant financial savings, especially for large office buildings, hotels or industrial buildings. In the Czech Republic, however, we still have a long way to go compared to the West.
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