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Forum Liberec, an important shopping centre in Northern Bohemia, has entered into the second half of this year with refreshed interiors as well as extended brand collection. NEPI Rockcastle, property owner, has significantly invested into remarkable changes within this shopping centre. The upgrade includes new tiles in the shopping mall, efficient design LED lighting, new escalators and new quiet zone with relax soft seating. Besides that, Forum Liberec has strenghtened its tenant mix with companies such as Sephora (cosmetics), Rituals (cosmetics), Apart (jewellery) Xiaomi (electronics), Corial (jewellery), Cross Cafe (cafe) and Fortuna (leisure) that opened their shops there and even more brands came in! The shopping experience will be better than ever before!   

Cushman & Wakefield Retail MarketBeat reports analyse quarterly Czech Republic commercial property activity across retail real estate sector including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels. The latest edition of the report Q2/2020 is now available. 

Until the spring of 2021, OD May will function as a pop-up. The premises are almost fully leased, and the department store offers over 20 brands. The landlord was amazed by the interest in the project.

We have won a new property management mandate for shoppingcentre Čestlice, at the border of Prague. Looking forward to cooperation with our client HSTN company!

Shopping centres in excess of 5,000 square metres opened to customers again on 11 May following almost two months of closure and much discussion and arguing. There are 107 of them currently in the Czech Republic with an area in excess of 5,000 sq m. How did their appearance and operation change with a view to ensuring greater safety? What restrictions do customers experience? Is there any reason to be worried about visiting a shopping centre? Cushman & Wakefield prepared 17 shopping centres under its management for reopening and offers a set of measures that will significantly improve safety for customers.

The corona virus pandemic and the related measures represent an entirely new and unexpected situation for the entire real estate market, with a global scope and a major local impact on everyone. Retail is one of the most affected sectors, yet it should also play a pivotal role in re-starting the economy. This is why the government and other stakeholders should pay attention to it and give it support adequate to its importance.

Fun. Frenetic. Fast. Our modern lifestyles can be all these and more, as we scoot around in top gear juggling the ever-changing demands of family, friends and colleagues. This blurring of home and work is having a marked and irreversible effect on what we have traditionally called the leisure sector. Leisure takes place in a diverse range of settings. And it covers a much wider spectrum of activities, enjoyed with a greater variety of people from our social circle – including all important me-time.