Prague Office Market Q4 2024
3. 2. 2025
Knight Frank Czech Republic presents a regular office market update on the Czech real estate market for the fourth quarter of 2024. Have a look at a quarterly update on the Prague office market, examining supply and demand patterns and analyzing major occupier trends.
- We expect record low new supply in the next two years.
- Due to limited new supply, we expect a further gradual decline in vacancy rates.
- The prime headline rents will continue to rise next year.
- Even after deducting the exceptional transaction of the Česká spořitelna campus from the second quarter, demand remained historically the highest on the record.
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Lenka Šindelářová Head of Research and Consultancy lenka.sindelarova@cz.knightfrank.com +420 602 773 592
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