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Global Office Occupancy Costs

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Topul celor mai scumpe piete de birouri din lume

5 Jun 2009

Tokyo, cu zona de afaceri Inner Central District , a depasit cunoscutul West End din Londra, devenind cea mai scumpa piata de spatii pentru birouri din lume, potrivit studiului bi-anual Global Office Occupancy Costs pentru ratele de ocupare la nivel global efectuat de CB Richard Ellis Group (CBRE).

West End in Londra este urmata de Moscova, de Inner Central District din Hong Kong si de Outer Central District din Tokyo, potrivit raportului CBRE, care analizeaza costurile ratelor de ocupare pentru spatiile de birouri din peste 170 de orase din lume.

In cele 170 de orase luate in calcul, costurile ratelor de ocupare au scazut cu 2,8% intr-o perioada de 12 luni care s-a incheiat la 31 martie 2009, in comparatie cu cresterea de 8% din perioada de 12 luni care s-a incheiat la 30 septembrie 2008.

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An employee’s workstation in Bucharest costs the company €3,300/year

29 Jan 2010

Occupancy costs per 11sqm workstation in an office building in Bucharest is around €3,300 per year, higher than in Budapest, where for a 12.6-sqm workstation, a company pays €3,250 per annum according to DTZ’s Global Occupancy Costs survey.

The annual occupancy costs per workstation in Bucharest fell 4% over the past 12 months to €21/month, while maintenance costs reached €4/sqm/month.

In Budapest, maintenance costs are still €4/sqm/month, but the average rent is €17/sqm/month, survey shows.

As for the space utilization standards per worker, Romania is among the countries with the smallest workstations. A Romanian employee in an office building in central Bucharest occupies 11 sqm, while an employee in Berlin occupies 20sqm, and in Paris 15sqm.

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