MAX Immo

05/08/2020

> Chcete se přestěhovat do menších / větších kanceláří?
Nabízíme Vám k pronájmu zrekonstruované elegantní kanceláře vysokého standardu o velikosti 175 - 584 m2, s celkovou výměrou 1 580 m2.
Prostory mají přirozené denní světlo, zvýšené podlahy, chlazení fan-coil, ostrahu 24/7 a centrální recepci.
Kanceláře se nachází ve čtvrtém patře (5NP) historické budovy City Palais v samotném centru Prahy. Tato prestižní lokalita je snadno dostupná městskou hromadnou dopravou, nachází se přímo na stanici metra Můstek (linka A a B). Parkování lze zajistit v garážích poblíž.
> Kanceláře jsou volné ihned k nastěhování!

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30/07/2020

CITY PALAIS - High Standard Offices For Lease in Prague's city center

The elegantly and carefully renovated offices in a high standard, are ready to move in. The premises are located in a beautiful, distinctive secession-style building, located on Prague's so-called Golden Cross. The offices are available immediately and range from 175 sqm to a total space of 2.500 sqm.
The key features are:
- 24 hours security
- reception services
- raised floors
- high ceilings and wooden floors

We will be happy to provide you with more information, please contact us for more details.

28/07/2020

MAX Immo's founders and key employees offer professional commercial real estate services in the Czech Republic since 1994. The company is also the exclusive Czech partner of The International Retail Network (TIRN), a global network of like-minded, independent property advisors with a shared passion for providing best-in-class service and advice, with partners in all major capitals in Europe and the USA. Our focus is on providing an individual and professional approach to every client to deliver effective results in every stage of the real
estate process.

12/06/2020

First-quarter results of American apparel retailers all say the same story: the pandemic has shuttered their stores and losses have accumulated. In California, Guess announced a decrease of 51.5% of its revenue to 260.3 million and a net loss of $157.7 million. In Florida, the women's apparel group Chico's suffered a 46% slide of its revenue. Its net loss increased to $178 million. Both companies are now reopening their stores. However short term traffic is slower than the year before.

Chico's, the women's clothing store company, doubled online sales but still lost $178 million from coronavirus-related shutdowns in the first quarter.

12/06/2020

Inditex, the Spanish owner of Zara has suffered from the closure of 88% of its 7000 stores. Its first quarter revenue decreased by 44,3% to €3.3 billion and for the first time in its history, Inditex recorded a net loss of $409 million. Nevertheless, the company reacted quickly and managed to keep its inventory 10% lower while switching its business online. In April, its online sales rose 95%. To sustain the engagement of net surfers, the company will invest €2.7 billion over the next 3 years to merge online with in-store shopping.

Inditex seeks to boost online retailing as coronavirus causes 44% sales slump

10/06/2020

Troubled British retail chain Debenhams confirmed yesterday that three more of its locations will remain permanently closed after lockdown restrictions are eased thereby bringing its total of permanent closures to 20. The three additional terminations will cause the loss of 300 jobs. Debenhams said it was closing the three because it could not agree to new rental terms with their landlord, Intu, the British mall operator that has been facing its own financial difficulties of late.

The retailer will not re-open another three outlets after failing to agree new terms with landlord Intu.

10/06/2020

As non-essential shops in England prepare to reopen next Monday, Primark has informed customers that it will not be lowering its prices or having any kind of "fire sale" to unload its current inventory. The already low-priced chain does not sell online so it has done no business in weeks, which led many to believe it would desperately discount upon reopening. While shops in England can open again on June 15, pubs, restaurants and hairdressers will remain closed at least until early next month.

Business secretary confirms more lockdown easing but stresses Covid-19 safety guidelines

10/06/2020

Things are looking brighter at Macy's. The famous US department store has raised $4.5 billion in funding to help it successfully guide its business now and in the future. In addition, it reported better than expected sales and traffic at the stores it has already reopened and says all 800 of its stores will be open by this Friday, some of which will only be offering curbside pickup. Macy's had expected to lose $1 billion between February and May but the actual figure – $969 million – came in well under the estimate. However, its CFO still says recovery and growth will be "gradual" and that sales figures won't return to normal until 2021 at the earliest.

The retailer also said that it had performed better than expected throughout the month of May, as stores began to reopen and its digital e-commerce business remained strong.

10/06/2020

A new report by Coresight Research says that the number of permanent store closures in the US this year could be as high as 25,000. Pre-pandemic Coresight estimated the number to be about 15,000 so it's a significant jump from just a few months ago. Anywhere from 55% to 60% of the closures are expected to be in malls and apparel and department stores are the most likely to succumb. Meanwhile, Tailored Brands, the parent company of Men's Wearhouse and JoS. A. Bank, may become the next big US retailer to declare bankruptcy according to various news outlets.

That number would shatter 2019's record as the retail industry navigates trends accelerated by the COVID-19 crisis. 

08/06/2020

Facebook’s controversial handling of controversial posts will most likely also affect brands which use the platform to communicate with their customers. Founder Mark Zuckerberg does not see the platform as an arbiter of truth and does not seem to care about keeping political conversations safe, honest and inclusive. Employees describe the situation as being in an abusive relationship with US President Donald Trump, an issue that could expand into a real problem for marketers on the site as well…

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg joins Dana Perino on ‘The Daily Briefing' discussing censorship, the coronavirus pandemic, and the SpaceX-NASA partnership. ...

08/06/2020

US fashion chain Gap Inc, which just reported a Q1 loss of $932 million on $2.11 billion in sales, has been hit by a lawsuit by the largest mall owner in the US. According to Simon Property Group, the Gap group failed to pay about $66 million in rent and additional charges. In addition to the namesake fashion chain, Gap Inc also owns Old Navy, Banana Republic, Athleta and Intermix.

Gap Inc.'s first-quarter sales fell 43%, the clothing maker reported Thursday, as its stores were shut for much of the period due to the coronavirus pandemic.

08/06/2020

Instead, Sycamore Partners seems to be setting its eyes on bankrupt US department store chain JC Penney, which just announced the permanent closure of 154 stores. The deal would be in partnership with some of JC Penney’s landlords including Brookfield Asset Management and Simon Properties Group. In addition, Sycamore is allegedly also considering an unspecified investment in the troubled retailer. As part of its restructuring, JC Penney was given access to debtor-in-possession financing, which includes $450 million in new funds from existing lenders.

JCPenney is permanently closing 154 stores across 20 states this summer as part of its bankruptcy plan.