ČESKOMORAVSKÁ NEMOVITOSTNÍ

The office space market in Prague is undergoing significant transformation. Tenant demands are shifting, and companies are increasingly seeking flexibility—fueling a strong rise in the popularity of coworking centers. At the same time, the traditional “direct lease” model—where a company rents an entire space for itself with a focus on long-term stability—remains a core part of the market. So how is the market changing, how are tenant expectations evolving, and how are major landlords responding? Pavel Kadera, an asset management expert at Českomoravská Nemovitostní, shares his perspective and data-driven insights.

Facade and window cleaning is entering a new era as drones begin to replace scaffolding and chemical solutions. This innovative method promises to cut costs by nearly half, improve safety, and minimize environmental impact. Early adopters are emerging even in the Czech Republic, including in heritage zones, where drones have been deployed to clean commercial buildings owned by Českomoravská Nemovitostní (ČMN), such as Churchill Square and Mezi Vodami.

A prestigious address on Wenceslas Square, innovative technologies, and a careful renovation respecting the historical legacy of the building. After two years of modernization work, Českomoravská Nemovitostní (ČMN) is reopening its Václavské náměstí 62 building. It offers over 2,800 sqm of office space, terraces with views over Prague, and striking architectural features such as an onyx wall in the entrance corridor – all just steps from the statue of Saint Wenceslas.