“For transactions of this kind, it is essential to assess not only the technical condition but also regulatory and decarbonisation risks. That’s why we also carried out a CRREM analysis and verified compliance with the EU Taxonomy criteria for buildings. The result is a more accurate view of the asset’s long-term sustainability and resilience,”says Marek Koyš, Lead Sustainability Consultant at Savills.
In 2025, a total of 11 major retail transactions have been concluded so far, representing approximately 31% of the overall commercial real estate investment volume. Palladium alone accounts for roughly 20% of this volume. Other significant retail transactions this year include OC Flora, Myslbek, and Máj Národní.
“Savills has recently been involved in expert assessments for several retail acquisitions, including the recently completed transactions of Palladium, Centrum Černý Most, the Čtyři Dvory shopping centre and others. However, increasing market requirements are no longer limited to technical due diligence. Investors are increasingly expecting thorough ESG assessments as well, which have become an important factor in completing transactions and can also identify opportunities to reduce energy consumption and improve operational efficiency,” adds Jan Jurčíček, Head of Building & Project Consultancy at Savills.
“Palladium is a large-scale complex located in the very centre of Prague and ranks among the most significant buildings in the Czech Republic. We greatly appreciate the trust that our long-term client REICO continues to place in us. Across several of their projects, we provide comprehensive technical consultancy and construction monitoring, ensuring the quality of execution and full compliance withproject documentation, permits, contractual obligations and ESG standards,” concludes Jan Jurčíček.