Office vacancy in Prague stood at just 5.9% at the end of June 2026. The European average is 9.7%. According to new data from BNP Paribas Real Estate, only a handful of major European markets have lower vacancy rates. For companies that will be dealing with new offices over the next two years, this means one thing: start planning earlier.
On Thursday evening, representatives of the real estate and logistics markets gathered at Revír Karlín for an event unlike anything 108 Real Estate had held before. Together with STOW Group, a European manufacturer of racking systems, the company hosted its very first joint event, called Warehousing trends – a look at the current state of the warehouse market from the perspective of two companies that each see it differently.
André Kerremans has been appointed the new Business Development Director of the 108 REAL ESTATE Group for Central and Eastern Europe. He assumed the position in recent days and has been collaborating with the group’s branches in all five countries of the region from the very start. His mandate rests on two equally important pillars: regional business development and CEE coordination. On the business side, he will develop cross-border projects and build relationships with key tenant contacts—real estate executives, supply chain directors, and procurement managers at major logistics, e-commerce, manufacturing, and 3PL companies operating throughout the region—and will represent 108 REAL ESTATE at industry conferences and forums across the CEE region. In addition to his sales role, André Kerremans will also contribute to the implementation of internal processes and the introduction of innovations into real estate practice.
