In 2015, office buildings located in Central and Eastern Europe attracted a great deal of interest from investors. Projects situated in prime locations such as Warsaw, Prague, Budapest, Bucharest, and Polish regional cities have often found buyers even before construction has been completed. However, the requirements of investment funds are increasingly demanding with developers needing to create products with added value. To successfully create added value, Skanska not only builds offices but nurtures good relationships with their clients as well.
The Hungarian office of Colliers International - as the first European green certified office of the international real estate network - now continues its operation in a Silver level certified office of the LEED for Commercial Interiors system. “The fit-out and the certification of our own office required at least as much attention and work as to fulfill the expectations of our clients.” – said Norbert Szircsák, Senior Associate of Green Advisory Services at Colliers International.
2015 marked another strong annual performance by Skanska Commercial Development Europe. The company signed final sale agreements for eleven office buildings located in three Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries, achieving a total transaction volume of nearly 500 mln EUR for the year. Skanska is now compiling its sales portfolio for 2016 and continues to purchase land for new development projects.
Colliers International Hungary is pleased to announce, that András Dallos has been promoted to the position of Director, Head of the Valuation and Advisory Services Division.
Following 1st January 2016, Marcin Łapiński, currently Managing Director at Skanska Property Romania, will take the corresponding position at Skanska Property Hungary. Furthermore, Zoltán Linczmayer and Aurelia Luca will be nominated for the newly established roles of Country Directors in the company’s both Hungarian and Romanian units respectively.
Skanska has sold Building B of the Green Court Bucharest office complex. The property has been acquired by investment company Globalworth Real Estate Investments, which already owns Building A. The Green Court Bucharest scheme is Skanska’s first office development in Romania.
Skanska has sold Corso Court, its office project in Prague. The building has been purchased by global investment manager Invesco Real Estate on behalf of one of its German separate account mandates. This is Skanska’s second investment in the Czech capital to be acquired by Invesco Real Estate.
A significant investment transaction was recently completed in Budapest. The Hungarian office of Colliers International represented the seller, Bluehouse Capital, in the sale of Infopark E to a fund managed by Diófa Asset Management. The transaction represents the largest single asset deal in Hungary in 2015. Infopark E is the newest building within the prominent Infopark development project, located in the best performing South-Buda submarket.
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