Zagreb and Belgrade are generally viewed as offering office development possibilities despite being at different points in the development cycle. Belgrade has close to zero vacancy with limited stock while Zagreb has high vacancy and an “overheated” office market. Development opportunities are anticipated with an economic upturn in the Croatian economy in the next 2-3 years.
Bank Center has had an incredible year in 2013: the occupancy rate has reached 87%, which exceeds the 78% average of the CBD speculative office market stock. Besides the premium location, this result has been achieved by a modern, environment-friendly investment of the management. After a technological upgrade in 2012 a 15% cut in energy costs has been achieved. This means that Bank Centre is one of the most efficient and best value GREEN office buildings in Budapest today.
After Austria, Croatia, Hungary, Romania and Serbia the international office search portal is now presenting offices in the Spanish market on www.oficinainfo.es.
Falling yields across all property sectors and a moderate increase in rental values provides further evidence of growing momentum in European commercial property markets. The findings from CBRE’s Q3 2013 survey of prime rents and yields backs up the picture of recovering investment markets across the region, which have benefitted from increased capital targeting the sector and improved investor sentiment.
The Budapest Research Forum (BRF, which comprises of: CBRE, Colliers International, Cushman & Wakefield, DTZ, Eston International, Jones Lang LaSalle and Robertson Hungary) hereby reports its.
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