In the last days, forced by the circumstances, more and more companies have turned to the work from home alternative or have suspended of their activity until the crisis generated by the infection with the new coronavirus is overcome. As a result, numerous office spaces, entire buildings, commercial spaces, restaurants and so on, have been closed suddenly and the facility maintenance activity has been also suspended.
Coronavirus was first detected in China in December 2019. To date, unfortunately, over 170,000 diseases have been reported globally, and the number of deaths exceeds 6,500 at this time.
The increase in the number of coronavirus cases in Romania has led the members of the government to declare a state of emergency at the national level starting with 16 March 2020. However, some spaces will remain in use. That is why it is of interest for landlords and tenants to know what measures are important and necessary in the management of facilities during this period.
What global economic, social and cultural forces shape the future of the facility management industry? Let's look at the issues we need to consider to ensure business success in the medium and long term. For managers and decision makers in many industries it is relevant to know the main trends in the field of facilities management.
The stock of industrial and logistics spaces in the local market has exceeded the 4 million square meter threshold, 90% of the total stock being concentrated in eight large cities from the southern, central and western parts of Romania, according to the Romania Industrial & Logistics Market report, made by the Cushman & Wakefield Echinox real estate consulting company.
The new edition of the survey "The Business Outlook in 2020" launched today by Valoria and conducted in partnership with Doingbusiness.ro brings a unique perspective of how companies have forecasted their business evolution at the beginning of the year in 2018, 2019 and 2020. To the question 'how do you think it will be the year 2020 for business compared to 2019? ', the total score of responses expressed on a scale from "1-totally unfavorable" to "10-totally favorable", reaches 5.95 in 2020, compared to 3.90 in 2019 and 4.40 in 2018.
Modern industrial and logistic facilities reached 4.6 million square meters, up by approximately 10% compared to the previous year. Nearly 9% of the total stock was delivered just in 2019 and the market has potential to almost double to 8 million square meters in the next years, closing the gap between Romania and other CEE markets, Colliers International consultants appreciate.
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