23 August 2010 | Ondřej Novotný: Prague

There have been signs of recovery on the industrial and logistics property market in the first half of 2010. While in the first quarter of this year, lease agreements for approx. 158,000 m² of new space have been signed, there were 221,500 m² of space agreed in Q2 2010.

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14 July 2010 | Ondřej Novotný

Please let me introduce the first copy of the residential newsletter, which has been prepared by real estate consultancy, King Sturge, and real estate agency, Century 21. This Newsletter is part of the joint activity between both companies, who have been working closely on the residential market for many years.

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19 May 2010 | Ondřej Novotný: Prague

The publication summarises key data and new trends in the Czech market over the past 15 months (Q1 2009 – Q1 2010), including detailed analysis on the Prague residential market.

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13 May 2010 | Ondřej Novotný: Prague

The global economic crisis has significantly affected the Czech property market and, for the first time, this has been reflected in the statistics when considering new office developments within Prague. In the first quarter of 2010 there was not a single modern office scheme completed. Consequently, we do not expect supply levels to be high over the course of the next two years as the office market naturally reacts to a decline in demand.

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11 May 2010 | Ondřej Novotný: Prague

At the end of the first quarter of 2010, total stock in the Czech industrial and logistics market totaled 3.355 million m2. This figure contains all the modern logistics and industrial buildings, defined as Class A, in the Czech Republic. Further, they are owned by the developers or investors and leased to third parties.

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16 February 2010 | James Kinnell

The analysis depicts a challenging market environment for current tenants, owners and developers. The global crisis affected Hungary severely. All sectors, office, retail, industrial and capital markets show downward trends, with higher vacancy rates, pressure on rents and outward movements in yields. Nevertheless there will be an up turn, which we all need to be in a position to embrace.

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25 November 2009 | Angus McIntosh

This is the sixth annual report by King Sturge entitled “European Property Sustainability Matters”. It addresses some of the current issues and ideas which are emerging under the banner of “sustainability”. • Sustainability strategy: the use of buildings needs to be appropriately managed if the carbon footprint is to be lowered. There needs to be a co-ordinated approach making the best use of the building and its technologies to obtain the best value.

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16 November 2009 | Stephen Springham

After two years of turmoil, there is growing evidence of light at the end of the tunnel for the European retail property market. However, this light could merely be an express train coming in the opposite direction.

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14 October 2009 | Srdjan Vujicic

Serbia is strategically located on the borders of the EU, neighbouring Hungary in the north and Romania and Bulgaria to the east. Two major Pan-European transport routes lead through the country – corridor VII and X. • Belgrade is the most important population centre and is experiencing faster economic growth than other regions in the country. The majority of property market activity is concentrated there.

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14 October 2009 | Jens Moller-Madsen

Europe has a growing involvement in Croatia, which provides it with increasing resilience, choice and competitiveness of its private sector and bringing it more in line with Western European business practices and requirements from businesses and visitors to Croatia. This complements the gradual economic development that the country has experienced over the last ten years. However, the real estate market is now entering a period of caution, with visible signs of this since the end of 2008, which we expect to continue into the first half of 2010.

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