Penta Real Estate began construction of the first phase of the Chalupkova office building project in late 2023, which will transform a long-term unused location in Bratislava's Old Town. In early February, it submitted the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) documentation for the second phase of the office building to the relevant authorities. Preparatory work on the land is planned for the second half of 2025.
There are already 200 buildings in Slovakia with international sustainability certificates. Most of them – up to 76 percent – have received the BREEAM certificate. In addition, the LEED and WELL rating systems are also applied in our country, informed the Slovak Green Building Council (SKGBC).
In the fourth quarter of 2024, the total supply of office space (office stock) in Bratislava amounted to 2.08 million m². 20% of this supply consists of office space in the A+ standard, 37% in the A and 43% in the B standard.
The Slovak commercial real estate market in 2024 showed that it can grow and attract investment even in a changing economic environment. The industrial sector rebounded from a weaker start to the year to a strong finish, office space enjoyed record demand, and retail parks confirmed their growing popularity. What trends shaped the individual segments and what can be expected in the coming months?
CBRE is launching the 9th edition of the prestigious Office of the Year competition.
Companies will have the opportunity to enter their offices and win valuable prizes in several categories.
The 9th edition comes with two new categories – The Most Likeable Office and Out Of Office.
The best of the best will be selected by a professional jury full of top experts in architecture, design and work environment.
Slovakia entered the new year excited about investment. Despite the fact that investment activity declined during the past year, the end of 2024 and the beginning of the new one also brings several significant transactions that are shaping the Slovak market. The total volume of investments for 2024 reached half a billion euros and expectations for 2025 are still above the 10-year average.
"In the West", wealth management has been a common part of the financial world for decades. In our country, however, many people still think of "property management" only as buying real estate or term deposits. What does a modern approach to investment management actually look like and why do qualified investors deserve individual care?
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