Radical changes have been made over the past 15 years in a work environment. From a space that mainly used to focus on functionality rather than employees‘ comfort, we moved towards fit-outs that reflect tenants‘ daily needs and requirements and often also please them from a design point of view. Not even BREEAM and LEED certificates can surprise anyone anymore.
For the Cavatina Capital Group, the owner of the largest Polish commercial developer, 2020 was a record-breaking year. The group completed transactions worth 206.5 million euros, as well as attracting record-breaking leases, launching three multifunctional projects and starting with its project of an apartment lease platform, which will deliver over 2200 units to the market. The company currently has a commercial project portfolio of 500 000 square meters and intends to double this number within the next five years.
Even though other industries have been largely disrupted by technology (think Facebook, Uber, Netflix and Spotify), for a long time, the real estate market had no real pressure to quickly innovate, implement technologies or even conceive a digital strategy. "Then 2020 came. The COVID-19 crisis has completely changed the perception and need for technology in every part of our lives and this time, including real estate. As a result, tenant experience has gained momentum," says Lukas Balik, co-founder and CEO of Spaceflow.
Kassák Residence awaits its residents with a pioneering community mobile application, here the apartments also come with plenty of community services, of which this application is a part.
We all know the feeling. When the weather outside is terrible but we are able to observe it only as spectators, safe and comfortable inside. There is a Danish word for this feeling: “hygge.” It describes the quality of coziness from being warm in cold weather. It is associated with wellness and contentment—and occasionally used to sell thick wool socks and bearskin rugs. “Hygge” hit popular culture a few years ago but it’s not a trend that’s going away. It is a way of life and an aesthetic.
For the Cavatina Capital Group, the owner of the largest Polish commercial developer, 2020 was a record-breaking year. The group completed transactions worth 206.5 million euros, as well as attracting record-breaking leases, launching three multifunctional projects and starting with its project of an apartment lease platform, which will deliver over 2200 units to the market. The company currently has a commercial project portfolio of 500 000 square meters and intends to double this number within the next five years.
Globalworth, the leading office investor in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), announces that Dimitris Raptis is appointed sole CEO of the Group. Ioannis Papalekas is stepping down as CEO of the company effective 15th of December 2020.
Flexible solutions that have been available on the office market for the last few years have become very popular, not only among freelancers, but also the businesses operating on a larger scale. In the times of the pandemic it is their safety and flexibility that have been particularly appreciated, as well as instant availability of workstations. In the period of essential changes on the office market, the role of coworking spaces is growing, more and more often arising interest among large companies and corporations. The reasons include the desire to provide suitable working conditions for those who miss them at home, opening satellite offices that are possibly close to employees’ homes, or the transition to hybrid tenancy of the working space.
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