ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG paval-holding
04
Oct
2021
Oct
2021
Dedeman founders buy land and warehouses in Bucharest
Adrian and Dragoș Pavăl, the founders of DIY chain Dedeman, have acquired the land and warehouses owned by DB Schenker in northern Bucharest, in a deal worth over €15 million.
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06
Sep
2021
Sep
2021
Fortress buys 50,000 sqm industrial park near Bucharest
Property investment trust Fortress, based in South Africa, has reached an agreement to purchase ELI Park 1, an industrial project in Buftea-Chitila, near Bucharest, for an undisclosed sum. The sellers of the 50,000 sqm project are Element Industrial and Pavăl Holding.
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17
Aug
2021
Aug
2021
Atenor sells Bucharest-based Dacia One to Pavăl Holding
Property developer Atenor says it sold its office project Dacia One in central Bucharest to Pavăl Holding, then owner of Romanian DIY retailer Dedeman.
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15
Apr
2021
Apr
2021
Dedeman founders invest in logistics project near Bucharest
Brothers Adrian and Dragoș Pavăl, founders and owners of DIY chain Dedeman, are investing in a new logistics project in Pantelimon, near Bucharest.
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09
Apr
2021
Apr
2021
Pavăl Holding to open new HQ in Bucharest
Pavăl Holding, the group controlled by the founders of DIY chain Dedeman, will have a new HQ in Bucharest. The holding is revamping Vila Hlebnikian that will serve as its main office. Construction works on the 2,800 sqm building will be completed by 2023, according to Profit.ro.
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New leases
- Schibsted & Vend Polska, a technology hub developing digital platforms, has extended its lease for 2,500 sqm of office space at the High5ive complex in Cracow. Walter Herz supported the tenant in the deal.
- Pasaż Grunwaldzki signed 43 lease agreements in 2025 covering approximately 6,400 sqm, representing 13% of the property's total area. The shopping centre, owned by EPP, extended partnerships with 31 tenants, including MediaMarkt (operating in its new Xpress format), Deichmann, Medicine, home&you, and DOUGLAS. Twelve additional agreements were signed with brands making their debut in the project.
- ConvergenCE has secured new lease agreements totaling 800 sqm at Budapest-based Kálvin Square. California Coffee Company extended its ground-floor lease, while a major Asian airline established a new office on the first floor. Hypo-Bank Burgenland is set to move into the eighth floor in April 2026. Additionally, Dutch media and rights management firm CAM Magyar will occupy the ninth floor starting February 2026.
New appointments
- Joanna Leńkowska has been appointed as Workthere Lead at Savills Poland, taking over the role from Thomas Jodar. Leńkowska brings five years of experience in the flexible office sector to the team, having previously worked with WeWork and CitySpace.
- CTP Romania has appointed Diane-Monique Forrest as Business Developer. She will focus on leasing activities in Transylvania, covering key cities such as Timișoara, Arad, Sibiu, and Deva.
- iO Partners has announced the appointment of Róbert Cesnek as Head of Capital Markets in Slovakia, effective from January 2026. In his new role, he will focus on further strengthening market presence, advising clients on complex investment decisions and delivering high-impact transactions across asset classes.
