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Articles - CEE Office Market

NEPI Rockcastle Strides into Q1 2023 as Net Operating Income up 27% to €120 mln, Robust Growth in Sales, Footfall and Spend

5/17/23

NEPI Rockcastle (NRP.AS) (JSE.NRP), Europe’s third largest listed owner, developer and manager of retail properties by portfolio market value at €6.6 billion, and the largest in Central and Europe, generated a 27% rise in net operating income (NOI) in the first quarter (Q1) of 2023 versus Q1 2022, to €120 million. The sharp uptick in performance extends the trend that was accelerating through 2022 and was driven by higher base rents, tight management of operating costs and an €8.8 million contribution from the three acquisitions - Forum Gdansk Shopping Center, Copernicus Shopping Centre, 50% of Ploiesti Shopping City - made by the Group in the second half (H2) of 2022. The increase in NOI was 17% on a like-for-like (LFL) basis.

RECORD TAKE-UP FOR CENTRAL EUROPEAN OFFICE MARKET

4/17/14

Take-up in the CEE region exceeded all previous levels and hit a new record high of 1.4 million sq m office space being transacted in 2013, according to Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) the world largest privately held commercial real estate services firm in their latest Central European office market update. The market report analyses Bratislava, Budapest, Prague and Warsaw where the total combined office stock equates to nearly 12 million sq m, tempered by limited new supply being released in the region (circa 436,000 sq m).

Office developers active across CEE

4/8/14

Developers have been very active in the Warsaw and Prague office markets in recent years. However, these leading CEE markets are victims of their own success as concerns over vacancy rates are causing developers to re-consider the Budapest and Bucharest office markets. Further, Belgrade offers development possibilities in a city with very limited office provision and Croatia is expected to undergo an economic upturn that could increase office demand in Zagreb.

Strong demand for office space in CEE

3/11/14

According to the latest data from CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services company, strong office leasing activity during 2013 was registered across Central & Eastern Europe (CEE). Nearly all of its markets saw leasing activity increasing and reaching results above the recent five year average.

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