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.
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Sales of apartments in new buildings in Bratislava increased by almost 60 percent in the fourth quarter of 2023. This results from the data of the technology startup BuiltMind, which deals with data monitoring of the real estate market.
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The Slovak developer did not allow himself any concessions when entering the London market. Now, half a year after the completion of the debut projects, he announces a new, similarly lucrative intention.
The European commercial real estate market is expected to recover this year, but it will probably arrive in Slovakia with a delay. Rent growth will continue in all sectors in Europe. An average increase of 3.4 percent is expected in logistics, 2.1 percent in offices and 1.2 percent in retail space. This follows from the outlook of the commercial real estate market called EMEA Outlook 2024: Trends are coming back, prepared by the real estate consulting company Cushman & Wakefield.
The labor market in Slovakia has slowed down significantly in recent months. The number of employees is also decreasing due to the cooling of foreign economies, and also due to increased early retirement. Analysts of the Institute of Financial Policy (IFP) Dávid Hojdan and Monika Pécsyová stated this in their monitor.
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