After the pandemic, companies are reassessing their requirements for furnishing office space. This was reported by representatives of development and real estate consulting companies on Thursday at the professional conference Realitné fórum - Spring 2023 in Bratislava.
In addition to the largest shopping center in Bratislava and the first skyscraper in Slovakia, JTRE’s fast-growing Eurovea City waterfront district also includes two modern office buildings, Pribinova 34 and Pribinova 40. An exceptional location with numerous amenities along the popular Danube promenade near the city centre makes this a very attractive destination for new office space.
Slovakia is still a safe investment destination, according to the analysis of real estate consulting firm CBRE. The report also shows that the volume of investments in real estate in Slovakia broke the record last year.
The building, inspired by a former steam mill, will bring new energy to the tenants' plans, but will also become an accelerator of their healthy lifestyle. The Mill will be accessible by bike as easily as on foot or by car.
The share of certified office real estate in 18 European markets reached 20 %
The ranking of the ranking holds Bratislava, but also Amsterdam, Bucharest, Budapest, Prague or Warsaw
The least sustainable buildings (with a ratio of about 5 %) is in Denmark, Italy or Sweden
According to CBRE findings, the share of a net signed area in certified buildings represents up to 63 %, with the European average of just over 30 %
The former industrial site will soon be transformed by the JTRE project into a full-fledged and sustainable urban district near the center of Bratislava. The successful KLINGERKA project by the developer JTRE, which in the first stage brought the then tallest residential tower and a boutique administrative building with a large park, will be expanded to include other options for housing, work, recreation and services.
The investment volume for office assets accounted for EUR 2.5 billion which was 42% of the total investment volume in H1 2022 in the CEE-15 region. Strong transactional activity was recorded across Poland, reveals a new report by Colliers: „ExCEEding Borders: CEE-15 Office Markets in Turbulent Times”.
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