Prague Office Market Q3 2023
3. 11. 2023
Below we have prepared a current overview of the Prague office market for Q3 2023.
Summary of current data:
Vacancy rates are forecast to remain relatively stable due to the combined effects of lower new supply with second-hand excess office space coming to the market upon lease expiries.
Recent figures confirm that occupiers tend to prefer renegotiating their existing leases to relocations
due to increased relocation costs and changes in workplace strategy with increased use of hybrid working models.Looking ahead, we foresee sustained rental growth pressures primarily in the city centre and in some inner city locations where demand outpaces supply due to limited supply pipeline in the coming two years. On the other hand, outer city locations with higher vacancy rates may face rent reduction.
I hope you find the information in this report useful.
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Lenka Šindelářová
Head of Research and Consultancy
lenka.sindelarova@cz.knightfrank.com
+420 602 773 59
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