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From Stockholm to Belgrade: Offices That Are Changing the Way We Work

There are offices around the world where people genuinely enjoy working — and it’s easy to see why. At first glance, they may look different, but they all share one thing in common: they perfectly match the way people work today. They don’t need to look futuristic to set a standard, because they already show what employees expect and open the door to the vision of the workplaces of the future. Here are some of them.

Planned in Novi Sad: A Modern and Functional Business Zone Near the City Center

The Detailed Regulation Plan for business areas along the entrance routes north of Venizelosova Street in Novi Sad covers an area of 3.95 hectares, located between major traffic routes. It envisions business facilities in the field of tertiary activities, including trade, hospitality, service and production crafts, transportation, and utility services.

The Rise of Green Offices in Belgrade: How the New b40 Business Center Drives Sustainable Urban Development

Belgrade has been changing faster than ever in recent years, and New Belgrade holds a special place in that transformation — becoming the epicenter of modern business, the most vibrant business district in Serbia, where domestic and international companies meet every day. Restaurants, shopping centers, and cultural venues make it a living organism, while new office buildings are reshaping the rhythm of the city and the way people work. Alongside this development, the perception of the workplace is also evolving: it is no longer seen merely as a functional space for performing tasks, but as an environment that inspires, supports employee well-being, and nurtures values such as environmental responsibility and awareness of the long-term impact on the community.

Delta District Progressing as Planned

Delta Holding is currently implementing its largest investment project to date – the construction of the multifunctional complex “Delta District” on Milentija Popovića Street. The works on the project began in the spring of last year, and parts of the complex have already reached a height of 50 meters. So far, eight floors have been completed, and these days the installation of the first façade panels on the hotel wing has also begun. The complex will consist of three sections: a hotel tower, an office building, and a residential area, with a total gross floor area of around 100,000 square meters.

A New Chapter in the Development of Airport City: The New Office Tower “Tower 1” Presented

Within the AFI Airport City Belgrade complex, the new office tower “Tower 1” was presented, marking the first office building within the new section of Airport City – Business Avenue.

The traditional “Back to Office Party” turned the Navigator rooftop into the epicenter of business and entertainment

BIZLife and MPC Properties once again marked the return to offices after the summer break with the traditional “Back to Office” party on the rooftop of the Navigator Business Center. Belgrade at sunset, the view of a city slowly lighting up, and a rooftop filled with laughter and music created an atmosphere that made this event so much more than just an ordinary business gathering.

The Dorcol Residence – a New Residential-Business Complex in Dorćol with Potential for Commercial Spaces

Belgrade is set to welcome a major urban development in the heart of Dorćol — The Dorcol Residence, a project by Brixwell Investment. Located at the corner of Dunavska and Knežopoljska streets, this complex is planned as a residential-business building featuring a range of commercial units, retail spaces, and business apartments.

In Search of Space: Where Are the Most Sought-After Locations for Leasing Commercial Property

In major cities, there is a growing demand for leasing commercial spaces, while the supply in key zones is decreasing. Tenants’ preferences are increasingly directed toward high-intensity areas—boulevards, main streets, and industrial zones located near major roads and even highways.
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