Children's corner, relaxation room with bed, cafe, fitness room, treadmills behind adjustable tables. All this is the reality of modern offices in Slovakia. Get to know conceptually thought-out and imaginative solutions for contemporary workspaces. The OFFICE ROKA expert jury selected these ten finalists of the 8th year of the competition.
ri real estate sub-funds belonging to the WOOD SICAV* structure received the Light Green label according to the European SFDR regulation supporting ESG sustainability principles. It is WOOD & Co. Office sub-fund, focused on office buildings, further WOOD & Co. Retail sub-fund, which includes shopping centers Kraków and Galerie Harfa in Prague. The third is the AUP Bratislava sub-fund, whose asset is the Bratislava shopping center AuPark. "We are happy that three of our real estate sub-funds carry the Light Green label. It is a signal to investors, existing and potential tenants, financial institutions and other interested parties that we behave responsibly in the role of investment administrator and property manager and want to promote the path of sustainability," says Kateřina Jarošová, ESG manager of CEE, WOOD & Company.
The project of the new Istropolis has passed another important milestone. He received the green light from the Magistrate of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, in the form of binding approvals for investment activities.
The financial and investment group WOOD & Company has decided on its first real estate acquisition in our northern neighbors - it is buying the Astrum Business Park office building in Warsaw.
Immocap continues to work intensively on the next phase of the transformation of the neglected zone around the House of Trade Unions into the vital Nový Istropolis district. The developer already has a valid decision of the Bratislava - Nové Mesto City District to remove the existing building.
The Mill administrative project, which is growing on the developing Mlynské Nivy boulevard, reveals new details. In addition to the modern location and walking distance to the center, it will be characterized by metropolitan design, terraces and stunning views of downtown Bratislava.
Capital economies can handle it. An exemplary example of their resilience is the current period when Bratislava and Prague, like the rest of the world, have to deal with the economic consequences of the coronary crisis.
The intention to build the National Cultural and Congress Center in Bratislava has progressed to the next phase. The state, regional self-government, the National Cultural and Congress Center (OZ NKKC) civic association and three developers - finalists - Immocap, Incheba and J&T Real Estate (JTRE) and the professional public agree on its importance for the development of congress tourism in Slovakia.
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