ARTICLES LABELLED WITH TAG residential

Czech company Jamp, which focuses on property rental, has bought the former headquarters of Raiffeisen stavební spořitelna in Prague. The company is now considering turning it into a residential property. Neither party has disclosed the purchase price. The group plans to make further property purchases outside the Czech market, Nikolina Peričová, the company's Managing Director, told the daily HN.cz. 

Authorizations of new residential developments in Bucharest were down in the first semester by one third compared with the same period of 2021 but hit a 14-year record with a permitted volume of 350,000 sqm in July alone, shows data from Colliers Romania. 

Prima Development Group has started the development of a new residential project in northern Bucharest that will feature 482 apartments. 

Residential units in Poland – is it better to build them to rent or to sell in the current economic environment? The participants of Living Investment Forum 2022, held by Property Forum last week in Warsaw, were unanimous – for now, rental is the only choice.

Nooka Space, a start-up that operates smart flex offices, has announced a partnership with NEPI Rockcastle for the implementation of flexible workspaces on the premises of the group’s retail portfolio in Romania. 

Romanian property company IMPACT Developer & Contractor recorded a net profit of RON 15 million (€3 million) in the first nine months of 2022, which was double compared to the same period of last year over higher residential sales. 

Residential and commercial developer Nusco Imobiliara has appointed Bogdan Iliescu as Commercial Director. He has over 15 years’ worth of experience in the real estate market and has previously covered sales, coordination, and management roles in property companies. 

Romanian developer STC Partners has started the construction of the first phase of the Quartier Azuga residential complex in Bucharest. 

PFR Nieruchomości will debut in Szczecin with a large rental project, located on 6 hectares owned by PKP (Polish State Railways). It will comprise 9 buildings, 800 flats, recreational space and amenities.

Income-producing properties are becoming an increasingly appreciated option for Romanian or foreign private investors who have previously been mainly active in the residential sector, according to real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield Echinox.