The Czech investment group Enern and the American company Lincoln Property Company, which operates on the European market, including Slovakia, have started the construction of a new office project in the capital of Poland. The current owners purchased The FORM project in 2021 from Penta Real Estate. Its financing also includes recently issued bonds worth 30 million euros with an annual coupon of six and a half percent, whose manager and arranger is J&T Banka. These bonds are listed and traded on the Bratislava Stock Exchange.
In the second quarter of 2023, the total area of office space in Bratislava is 2 million m2, with 17% of the total volume being class A+ office space, 38% A and 45% class B office space. This is based on current data from the real estate consulting company CBRE.
Despite the pandemic, financial crisis and problems with construction materials, the Apollo Niva project was completed after less than three years. Developer HB Reavis does not hide his satisfaction or joy at the current occupation.
If the offices are to represent the company and its business profile, the facilities for the IPM Group in Bratislava from the Perspektiv studio fulfill this premise perfectly. The above-standard workplace offers everything from space for meeting clients to organizing events to yoga lessons.
June month in Belgrade has long been reserved for the world of real estate. Belgrade invites and expects participants who will come to visit the REBEC event.
In the first quarter of 2023, the total office stock in Bratislava represented 2.02 million sqm. Compared to the previous quarter, the prime rent rose to the level of €17.5/sqm/month, the Bratislava Research Forum reports.
The current environmental and ecological crisis has forced individuals and companies to think differently than before. It is the same in the real world. The pressure on stakeholders in the field of commercial real estate is increasing and they had to incorporate their environmental goals into their strategies.
One of the most famous buildings in the modern history of Bratislava – the Brouk aBabka building, later the Dunaj department store, will undergo a sensitive but necessary reconstruction. Together with its twin, Dom odievania, they will become the old and new landmark of Námestia SNP in Bratislava. Buildings, which connect various historical and human stories, will be brought back to life by the CTP company, which informs in a press release.
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