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Pandemic-proof, a business magnet, buzzing with energy, and hungry for more – that’s how you can sum up the vicinity of Rondo Daszyńskiego. We’ve dug into the potential of this booming part of the capital in our latest report by Cushman & Wakefield ▫️Right now, about 11,500 people call the 10-minute walk zone around Rondo Daszyńskiego home, and that number is set to double once the planned residential buildings go up. ▫️There are 15 publicly announced projects in the pipeline for this area, set to deliver around 4,000 new apartments for sale and nearly the same number for rent by the end of 2027. ▫️The growing appeal of this neighborhood is also reflected in the metro passenger stats at Rondo Daszyńskiego station, which now serves 610,000 passengers a month. By 2040, that number is projected to skyrocket to over 1.8 million! Curious about the office market in this part of Warsaw, which companies are snapping up leases, and what’s next for Rondo Daszyńskiego? Check out our latest report – find the link in the first comment 👇 Marcin Kocerba Jan Szulborski Ewelina Staruch Vitalii Arkhypenko Joanna Blumert Paulina Misiak #BetterNeverSettles #investmentmarket #realestate #office #residential #business

Am looking forward to speaking at the Social Circle event today at Challenge House in Bletchley. Ideal for organisations, entrepreneurs and investors looking to move to Milton Keynes. Make sure to come along to hear about Milton Keynes economy, its offerings, and the regeneration efforts in Bletchley. Why investing in Milton Keynes is advantageous. #miltonkeynes #inwardinvestment #economy #bletchley #businesses #entrepreneurs Navraj Johal Invest Milton Keynes

Glasgow has just six months’ worth of prime supply in the market, which is one of the lowest prime office supply levels in the Big 6 markets, based on average demand – so unsurprisingly, the choice for occupiers in the city centre remains critically low. The city is currently starved of well-located, high-quality offices that provide sustainable accommodation along with good wellness facilities for staff. Furthermore, occupiers are prepared to pay higher rents for better space, and with the weight of demand swaying towards ‘best in class’, this could lead to significant rental growth on refurbished stock.

Downtown revitalization is not just the work done by one organization or a small group of people. It is the work done by all those that use downtown. https://lnkd.in/e_kXqrxG

Repurposing office buildings for alternative uses such as hotels and healthcare facilities presents unique opportunities to transform underutilized spaces into vibrant and essential establishments. This also allows an opportunity to recapture lost income on a long-term investment. We love the challenge of the unknown or uncharted,” says Ed Steere, Managing Director, Planning Marketing Analysis, Valbridge Property Advisors | Baltimore Washington Metro. “We can answer questions such as, ‘How do we convert a historic office building into a hotel and apartments? How many hotel rooms of what type can be absorbed into a community? What is the best site for a healthcare facility?’ says Steere. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gEFfMZfE #commercialrealstate #realestate

When trees start to bloom then it's that time of year when Downtown Van releases our State of Downtown Report. We are incredibly proud of this one as it provides more insight than ever into Vancouver's city centre. Here are a few of the many findings that help paint a holistic picture of what the downtown Vancouver community is experiencing. 1) More people are coming downtown than before the pandemic. But they are visiting less often. 2) Economic conditions and barriers continue to make it difficult for storefront businesses to survive. 3) Now that downtown has completed its major office development cycle, sights are set on addressing Vancouver's hotel room shortage as tourism demand continues to grow. Download the report here: https://lnkd.in/gB6HbZxk

Companies renting space with us already know that we don’t just manage an office or building. We have developed our bespoke philosophy of office/building/campus management, in which we think holistically about our tenants and their needs. We don’t just construct buildings. We own them, manage and nurture communities living and working within. We believe that hospitality creates community. We make sure that through our hospitality programs tenants and staff feel a sense of belonging to a lively neighbourhood where you know there is always something happening. From laser tag to food truck festivals, inspiring talks and music nights, we put on social events that make the commute worth it. From giant outdoor chess and kids parades, to places for relaxation in the nature – office campuses should be anything but boring. Homegrown events create a sense of fun, togetherness and community. It is all about creating natural opportunities for people to gather, connect and enjoy themselves. #ProjectbyVastint #VastintPoland #officemanagement #community #modernofficeinPoland #officeinWarsaw #officeinPoznan #OfficeinGdynia #OfficeinWroclaw 

I suspect the City will be seen to be visionary on this in due course. Some doubt the demand for offices with working from home. But, people are still people and will continue to be cooperative social animals first - that does is not effectively served by sitting in social isolation added to which WFH is OK(ish) for the well estblished and ghastly for the young and inexperienced. Many large space occupiers are now "encouraging" staff back into the office and anecdotally new graduates are favouring jobs that are more in the office focused. Some cite AI... but all the other technologies that were going to reduce office jobs have created more new roles than they replaced. Is it really different this time? The desire to make the City a vibrant 7 days a week location are to be lauded and, if delivered, will make the location far more attractive for offices etc.

Birmingham's commercial real estate market is showing clear signs of recovery, with market vitality and new opportunities emerging. The attractiveness of city centres, the rise of the education sector, the proliferation of serviced office spaces and the flexibility of landlords have combined to drive the market's recovery.