Real Estate, page 12
Housing and investment in Slovakia
Real estate development fee saw late changes
While Bratislava will collect the fee, Košice does not yet plan to do so.
Competition winner gives Cvernovka new look
Slovak studio Compass will design new residential project on premises of iconic former factory.
Sale of flats in Zaha Hadid’s project started
Sky Park will provide 780 apartments, offices and a public park.
JLR plant and economic growth
Market of industrial and logistics facilities in Slovakia develops well.
Iconic warehouse awaits reconstruction, again
The former industrial building is part of the panorama of Eurovea
Bratislava will get a brand new bus station
Stanica Nivy will combine transport interchange and shopping centre
Slovaks prefer living in their own property
The reason is their stance on investing and preserving wealth, but this also has roots in history.
Bratislava re-draws its office real estate map
There is high demand for offices in the business zone.
Zaha Hadid project in Bratislava lives on
Investor plans to launch construction at Čulenova this autumn.
Loans will be limited
The rules have already been applied, but they should now become law.
HB Reavis sells its London development to a major US bank
Once completed, 33 Central will provide large flexible office floor plates and a roof top garden.
Real estate tax in Bratislava to increase
The city treasury would add €8 million more to its current annual income from the tax of €55 million.
Apollo Business Centre to be demolished
The doomed Apollo Business Centre I in downtown Bratislava will be replaced by a new building, to be constructed by the HB Reavis Group developer.
New business centre opens in Senec
The first companies have already established themselves in the new centre.
Selecting mortgages more sensibly
Financial literacy of Slovaks is gradually improving as they are increasingly comparing offers of several banks. This can be seen in the number of clicks on the expert website Finančná Hitparáda.
Slovaks are taking loans unreasonably
Slovak households are taking loans at the fastest pace in the CEE region; the rate of debts has been increasing steadily since 2003, according to a recent report of the central bank.
New construction act in focus
After his predecessor failed to push through a brand new construction act, Minister Brecely is taking over this task.
Number of shopping centres rising
The retail market in Slovakia is growing, as a result of positive macroeconomic indicators and increasing trust of consumers. Along with capital, developers also keep an eye on regions.
Falling supply of available flats increases prices
The demand for available flats in Bratislava in the first three months of 2016 was higher than the supply.
Investor seeks to save a spinning mill
The priority for the new owner of Bratislava’s Cvernovka building is to reconstruct the historical spinning mill, which was declared a cultural monument.
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