ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG co-living
06
Dec
2023
Dec
2023
Co-living properties grab European investors’ attention
According to Savills, about half (51%) of European investors plan to invest in co-living developments in the next three years, and, compared to 2022, co-living projects are where investor interest has grown the most. Market players, including Lithuania-based investor Baltic Asset Management, see big potential for projects of this type in the Czech market as well. The company’s CFO, Dalius Kaveckas, shared his insights with Property Forum.
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06
Mar
2023
Mar
2023
Lithuanian investors buy Prague hotel for co-living project
Lithuanian investors Baltic Asset Management and Hanner have acquired a hotel in Prague to convert it into a co-living project called Youston. The total investment is estimated at €14 million, Hanner, the financial partner of the project, confirmed to Property Forum.
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17
Jun
2020
Jun
2020
Poland’s co-living market set for further growth
The pandemic has changed the way we live and work. We still do not know whether these changes will be temporary or permanent in nature and whether they will stay with us, even when the threat of the disease is behind us. The uncertainty of the new and unprecedented situation has impacted all real estate sectors to a lesser or greater extent. Sharing of space, which is one of the key principles underpinning co-living, appears to be the absolute opposite of pandemic isolation. Contrary to appearances, this type of accommodation where in addition to sharing space residents also share a set of interests and values may be an easier and more enjoyable way of staying in quarantine, especially for lonely people and those living far from their families. Małgorzata Dziubińska, Associate Director at Cushman & Wakefield, says about co-living in the new reality.
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16
Mar
2020
Mar
2020
Co-living presents a new opportunity for seniors
Co-living has become a buzzword on the real estate market, but sharing living space, interests and values can benefit not only young people, corporate professionals or students. Cushman & Wakefield’s latest insight report “Co-living – a new era for the real estate investment market in Poland” explores senior housing. Forecasts by the Polish Central Statistical Office (GUS) indicate that by 2050 the number of Polish people aged 60 and over will have risen by approximately 52%. Co-living therefore represents both an opportunity for retirees to enjoy a new lifestyle and a trend that has a strong growth potential.
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New leases
- Seqoy, the distributor of comics, manga and genre literature, will occupy over 3,300 sqm of warehouse space and 300 sqm of modern offices in Panattoni Business Park Prague Airport II. Construction of the new building will begin this March, with completion planned for early 2027. Panattoni is the project developer, while Accolade group is the investor.
- Transgor Group has opened a new hub spanning 3,500 sqm in Logicor Pantelimon park, near Bucharest, following a €500,000 investment.
- MLP Group has leased 4,050 sqm of warehouse space and 547 sqm of modern office space at MLP Pruszków II, close to Warsaw, to a global logistics company. CBRE advised the tenant throughout the transaction process.
New appointments
- Axi Immo has expanded its Office Agency team to strengthen its presence in southern Poland and Warsaw. Karolina Słysz joins as Head of Regional Markets, bringing 10 years of experience to lead efforts in Katowice, Kraków, and Wrocław. Elżbieta Golik has been appointed Associate Director, leveraging over eight years of expertise in tenant representation. In Warsaw, Filip Kowalski joins as Associate Director, focusing on lease negotiations. Additionally, Anna Piłka-Sutkowska has been promoted to Advisor following four years with the firm. To support these transitions, Natalia Majsterek has been hired as Office Department Coordinator.
- CTP has appointed Cătălin Dit as COO in Romania to strengthen its management team. In this role, he will collaborate closely with Managing Director Ronald Binkofski. Dit brings a wealth of executive experience from the technology and e-commerce sectors, having previously served as CEO, CCO, and Fulfillment Director.
- Avison Young has strengthened its Polish operations by recruiting Natalia Puza and Damian Bafeltowski. Puza joins as Senior Consultant in the Office Agency, bringing over 11 years of experience. In her new role, she will support office projects in Warsaw and regional markets. Bafeltowski joins the Investment Advisory division as a Consultant. He will focus on market analysis and commercial due diligence across all real estate sectors.
