ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG european-esg-forum
13
Jun
2023
Jun
2023
Green certificates are definitely not enough
Green certificates were something sufficient years ago, but in the present market reality, they fail to cover the social and governance parts of the ESG principles. Some of them are also seriously outdated – this is how one can summarize a panel discussion on developments at last month's European ESG Property Forum 2023 in Warsaw.
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01
Jun
2023
Jun
2023
Green portfolios will benefit from greater financial liquidity
The opening panel of European ESG Property Forum 2023, which took place last week in Warsaw, has shown that the best stimulator to implement ESG strategies in the property market are always the financial and legal regulations.
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28
Jun
2022
Jun
2022
We are all paying the bill for unused office space
What does the future hold for offices? A group of experts, that took part in the first edition of our European ESG Property Forum, claim that the whole industry is switching to remote work and smaller offices located closer to employees` homes. The event was held by Property Forum on June 1st in Warsaw.
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16
Jun
2022
Jun
2022
The carbon net-zero journey is something everybody needs to participate in
Green certificates are becoming the norm in CEE but words like 'excellent' or 'platinum' don't always provide enough information about a building's overall environmental impact. Developers, architects and advisors were discussing the real cases of ESG principles` implementation during a panel at the European ESG Property Forum conference in Warsaw, moderated by Oana Stamatin, ESG Chief Officer at Colliers.
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Latest news
- Prague office vacancy hits lowest level since early 2020
- YIT Slovakia appoints new Managing Director
- Business Park Sofia transforms into mixed-use project
- Natland acquires office building in Bratislava from PSS
- Panattoni's development pipeline in Poland close to 850,000 sqm in 2025
- Speedwell starts construction of mixed-use project in northern Bucharest
- Terranova Logistic Park sold to investor group
- Domestic capital reshapes CEE investment dynamics
- Accolade Group invests €60 million in Czech industrial park
- Belgrade residential market shows 10% growth in Q3 2025
New leases
- BIPA, the drugstore brand of the German REWE Group, has opened the first store in Romania at Bucharest-based Mega Mall. The unit’s leasable area stands at around 370 sqm.
- M1 Łódź, managed by EPP, has inked new and renewed leases for nearly 5,800 sqm of retail space. The most significant addition is the opening of a HalfPrice store spanning nearly 2,200 sqm.
- dm-Pharmahandel, the Czech subsidiary of the German drugstore chain dm-drogerie markt, will open a specialised logistics centre for the distribution of over-the-counter pharmaceuticals at CTPark Bor. The company will occupy a nearly 7,100 sqm facility.
New appointments
- Michał Stępień has joined MDC2 as Investment Director. He has over 20 years of experience in the real estate industry, gained at Savills, where he worked in teams dealing with valuation, research, and investment advisory. Over the last few years, he has focused on the industrial and logistics sector, advising on market strategy, asset positioning, and investment decisions.
- Rob Jones has joined CTP as Head of Investor Relations and PR, having previously led the European Real Estate Equity Research team at BNP Paribas. Jones will be working closely with Group CFO Richard Wilkinson and Maarten Otte.
- CTP Romania has named Bianca Liulea-Stamate as Marketing Specialist. She has previously worked at DB Schenker for more than seven years.
