Ede Gulyás to join Colliers to lead the office agency team
Ede Gulyás will join Colliers Hungary per February 1 to take up the position of Director and Head of Office Agency.
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Many companies in the CEE region might consider a hybrid mix of remote and office-based work along with software for management of distributed teams, project management, team management and even skills management in the business.
We expect that a fair amount of market activity in 2020 will come from lease renegotiations and renewals as opposed to new and pre-lease transactions. We might record more sub-leases being offered if companies need to downsize. Tenant covenants will receive additional scrutiny by landlords, banks and investors in order to limit risk to a sustainable income.
Industrial and Logistics will become the new preferred segment by investors in current times
Residential tops the sectors in one deal cross the CEE region but, offices (27% share) have maintained their place in the order of preference, closely followed by Industrial and Logistics (26% share) in Q1 2020.
Colliers International outlines the measures taken by governments across EMEA to counteract the negative economic consequences created by the COVID-19 pandemic
Colliers International’ latest report “COVID-19 European Real Estate Markets Government Response” presents information on how the national governments across EMEA are supporting businesses with specific reference to commercial and residential rent/mortgage payments, business loans and grants, taxation allowances and business rates and household/individuals salaries.
