Friday, 10 July 2020
Real Estate
Praguescape: Pankrác project promises a modern quarter
By Kristina Alda |
PRAGUE DAILY MONITOR
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27 Jan 2009
Like the late Jan Kaplický's national library, the skyscraper project in Pankrác has been dragging on, with developers pitched against preservationists. It's a story all too common in Prague.
Kristina Alda
is the Monitor's managing editor. She likes writing
about buildings and public space. You can reach her at kristina@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
Thin months ahead for residential developers
Czech Business Weekly
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27 January 2009
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View full article Experts forecast a significant slowdown in the pace of Czech residential market growth for 2009.
Prague approves skyscrapers despite UNESCO
By Pavel Baroch |
Aktuálně.cz
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20 Jan 2009
Prague City Hall is circumventing the World Heritage Committee stance on high-rise buildings. Some say Prague could be eliminated from UNESCO list of world heritage sights.
Developers seeking help of real estate agents
By Denisa Novotná |
E15
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19 Jan 2009
The demand for flats has fallen, and developers have started realising they will not be able to sell them without the help of real estate agencies.
Praguescape: X and O mark the spot
By Kristina Alda |
Prague Daily Monitor
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13 Jan 2009
An exhibition of the latest works of Projektil features an empty room, filled with a sound recording of a stroll through the National Technical Library, the architectural studio's latest project, which will open in Dejvice this autumn.
Kristina Alda
is the Monitor's managing editor. She likes writing
about buildings and public space. You can reach her at kristina@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
ING Real Estate buys Czech shopping centre
Reuters
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13 January 2009
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View full article ING Real Estate, one of the world's biggest property fund managers, said on Monday that it has bought a shopping centre in the Czech Republic for EUR 125 million.
Praguescape: Český Krumlov turns 700
By Kristina Alda |
Prague Daily Monitor
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6 Jan 2009
The town is preparing a year-long programme of cultural events to mark the celebration, including an extensive exhibition of the area's history.
Kristina Alda
is the Monitor's managing editor. She likes writing
about buildings and public space. You can reach her at kristina@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
Property market experiencing tough times
By Vladimír Kaláb |
Hospodářské noviny
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2 Jan 2009
Developers are facing a shortage of money, and their shares showed record-high losses. An overall improvement on the property market will not come until 2010.
Praguescape: No big slump expected on Prague's housing market
By Kristina Alda |
Prague Daily Monitor
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30 Dec 2008
Demand for flats and houses is expected to remain strong in the capital, and it will likely increase among foreigners who will be able to buy residential property as of next May.
Kristina Alda
is the Monitor's managing editor. She likes writing
about buildings and public space. You can reach her at kristina@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
Praguescape: Exploring the city's house signs
By Kristina Alda |
PRAGUE DAILY MONITOR
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23 Dec 2008
When you’ve lived in the same city for a long time, it’s easy to forget to look up. In Prague it’s not just spires and arches you’ll be missing.
Kristina Alda
is the Monitor's managing editor. She likes writing
about buildings and public space. You can reach her at kristina@praguemonitor.com. You can read more of her stories here.
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