ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG golden-star-estate
03
Jun
2025
Jun
2025
Shell signs record office lease in Polish city
Shell has renewed its lease at the DOT Park office complex in Kraków, signing for over 22,800 sqm across three buildings. The deal is the largest office lease in Poland in the first half of 2025 and the biggest single office transaction ever recorded in Kraków. Shell has operated at DOT Park since 2015, where its business operations centre employs more than 5,000 people.
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24
Jan
2018
Jan
2018
Kraków office building sold to Golden Star Estate
JLL has represented Grupa Buma on the sales transaction of the DOT Office complex. The project was acquired by Golden Star Estate, an Amsterdam-based investment firm. The value of the transaction is confidential.
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07
Sep
2016
Sep
2016
HB Reavis sells Konstruktorska Business Center in Warsaw
International real estate developer HB Reavis has sold its Konstruktorska Business Center to international real estate investment company Golden Star Estate B.V. in the developer’s first divestment in the Polish market.
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Latest news
- Alides and Revive sell Imperial Shipyard site to Develia
- Logicor reaches full occupancy at Alligator Park in Budaörs
- Fiege expands 21,000 sqm across three Panattoni parks
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- Property Forum appoints Irina Gasson as Chief Growth Officer to accelerate European expansion
- Hungary's residential market surges 32% in March
- Genesis Property gets green certification for Yunity Park building in Bucharest
- Arete sells Slovak industrial park to Erste fund
- ULI Poland invites market to conference on new balance of forces shaping real estate
- How is agentic AI turning into real estate’s new operating advantage
New leases
- Lagardère Travel Retail has renewed its 2,300 sqm office lease for its HQ at the Bucharest-based Globalworth Campus, in a deal brokered by Cushman & Wakefield Echinox.
- Jack & Jones has leased 310 sqm for a new store at Promenada Sibiu, owned by NEPI Rockcastle.
- Palas Campus, Romania's largest office building, is set to host the new regional hub for BCR starting this autumn. The HQ will occupy a surface area of approximately 1,000 sqm and will serve clients from the local county and adjacent regions.
New appointments
- NEPI Rockcastle has nominated Zelda Roscherr as an Independent Non-Executive Director. Roscherr will stand for election at the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in May 2026. André van der Veer, currently an Independent Non-Executive Director, will retire at the conclusion of the AGM and will not seek re-election.
- Panattoni has promoted Nick Cripps to the position of Head of International Capital Markets for Europe, the UK, the Middle East, and India. Based in London, Cripps is tasked with leading the firm’s global capital markets strategy across 18 diverse markets. He joined Panattoni five years ago as Head of UK Capital Markets.
- PSN has expanded its acquisitions team with the arrival of Martin Šrytr as Business Development Manager. Most recently, he served as Real Estate Expansion Manager at Twistcafe Group, supporting the company’s EMEA growth. His previous experience includes consulting at Cushman & Wakefield, advisory roles at Prochazka & Partners, and management positions within IWG.
