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Florian Residence: Premium living with an old town atmosphere

A new project in the center of Bratislava has aroused interest among those looking for premium housing. Florian Residence comes with a combination of strategic location, modern design and high-quality equipment that will appeal to even the most demanding clients who do not want to compromise. "The attractiveness of this project lies in its unique location, top-notch architecture and emphasis on ecological and technological innovations - exactly what demanding buyers are looking for. Florian Residence represents housing of exactly this level," emphasized Ján Bryndza, Commercial Director of Alto Real Estate.

The Municipal Courts of Bratislava III and IV will be located in the BBC 1 Plus building on Plynárenská Street

The Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic has decided to provide modern and efficient premises for the Bratislava III and IV city courts as part of the court map reform. Out of three offers, it selected the BBC 1 Plus building in the Mlynské Nivy zone of Bratislava. This 12-storey administrative building, known as the first LEED Gold certified project on the Slovak market, was chosen based on the court's needs, modern standards and economic efficiency it brings.

7 tips for metal ceilings

There are many types of metal ceilings - tens or even hundreds of variations. If you are not sure how to use them properly, here are some tips to help you choose the best solution for your project.

MARKETBEAT OFFICE Q3 2024 BRATISLAVA

Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeats analyzes quarterly commercial real estate activity in Slovakia in the office, retail and industrial real estate sectors, including trends, supply, demand and market prices.

Flexible offices are gaining popularity, their area has doubled in Bratislava in 4 years

The flexible office market in Bratislava currently represents 40,000 m2, compared to 2020 it has almost doubled Flexible offices and coworking spaces currently represent 2% of the total offer of modern office spaces in Bratislava Flexible offices are most used by the professional services, IT and finance sectors Monthly rents for one workplace in flexible offices in Bratislava currently range from €200 on average

We see the integration of ESG strategy as the key to sustainable and ethically responsible business

Fulfilling environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria as an integrated approach to sustainability is becoming an essential part of modern business. At WOOD Real Estate, we also perceive the growing importance of ESG. That's why we created a basic strategy, which we continue to develop as the legislation and the EU taxonomy gradually develop and become more precise. Sustainable business has been a natural part of our daily activities for many years. It increases the credibility of the brand and the value of our real estate and contributes to the positive perception of our company by business partners, investors, employees and the general public.

Real estate funds in the first quarter of 2024

Mutual funds are among the most popular investment instruments in Slovakia. The group of mutual funds also includes real estate funds, through which investors own shares in industrial parks, logistics parks, administrative buildings, residential real estate or shopping centers. Investors' interest in investing in real estate is also confirmed by current data from the National Bank of Slovakia (NBS). The volume of assets of real estate funds in the first quarter of 2024 increased by 3.7% year-on-year, and their share in the total assets of mutual funds has been more than a quarter for a long time. WOOD & Company analyst Eva Sadovská deals quarterly with current developments in Slovakia and the neighboring Czech Repu

Employees would like to have more flexibility in organizing work, the survey showed

More than half (51 percent) of employees who currently work from home in Slovakia see it as a matter of course, and 13 percent cannot even imagine their work without a home office. They don't want to lose this option, even if employers are pushing for people to return to the office after the pandemic. This results from the current survey of the Grafton personnel agency, in which 798 respondents from all over the Slovak Republic took part.
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