Violetta Viganò, Associate Director, Lettings and Sales at BNP Paribas Real Estate Italy began a career in real estate as an Office Manager. After seeing the opportunities available to her within the industry and thanks to a supportive mentor, she was able to study to become a chartered real estate broker and forge a career that has challenged her both personally and professionally.
In BNP Paribas Real Estate’s latest podcast series, Real Catch Up, Csongor Csukas Global Head of Property Management, Europe explains how buildings must adapt to the new needs of their occupants.
In the latest episode of Real Catch Up, the BNP Paribas Real Estate podcast that observes, analyses and dives into the real estate sector and the city of tomorrow, we discuss investment.
Over the last 15 years, the real estate market has shifted, as investors take away some of the focus from offices and retail, expanding their portfolios into industrial and residential-led assets. Indeed, within today’s listed market, 22% is a mix of more niche property types.
The role of logistics in our urban metropolises is becoming larger and larger. As e-commerce continues to attract consumers, the way good are delivered has effected the inner workings of cities.
In order to face the growing number of challenges that our world is currently facing, whether that be environmental, social or demographic, the real estate sector must constantly strive to reinvent itself and adjust to new ways of functioning.
Among the many causes that BNP Paribas Real Estate supports through its sponsorship and patronage activities, medical and charitable programmes are some of the most important. Helping to contribute to building a more inclusive society, BNP Paribas Real Estate is committed to working alongside local players across Europe.
Despite different economic and political obstacles, 2022 was, just as 2021, very good for BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland. As 2021 already was the record year for us in terms of both turnover and profit we are not slowing down and aiming high for this year also.
In real estate terms, Life Science, also known as Property Science or PropSci, refers to property for life science and biotechnology start-ups. The phenomenon originated in the US and is starting to gather pace in Europe. Find out more about the specifics of this promising new asset category in a note by BNP Paribas Real Estate's Research team.
Many would argue that the real estate industry is not as innovative as other sectors and is even lagging behind in some areas. However, a closer look shows that quite a lot is actually going on at the moment.