Roztyly Plaza welcomes Volvo Car Czech Republic and TSC Spectre as new tenants

10 December 2024

The newly opened Roztyly Plaza office building in Prague 4 has become the headquarters for Volvo Car Czech Republic and TSC Spectre, a company specializing in comprehensive building management. Together, the new tenants have leased a total of 1,500 square meters of office space, offering employees a modern workplace with excellent amenities and transport links.

Roztyly Plaza provides a prime location near Krčský Forest, the Nové Roztyly Park, and the Roztyly metro station (line C). The building features ample parking, including electric vehicle (EV) charging stations, and is surrounded by civic amenities. The ground floor is fully occupied by business units offering services such as a modern canteen with a café, a pharmacy, and a fitness center with a sauna. Employees also enjoy access to a rooftop terrace, which offers lush greenery and views of the surrounding area.

“Today’s office space must combine high standards, advanced technologies, and compliance with ESG principles. Roztyly Plaza excels in all these areas,” said Eduard Forejt, Director of Business Development at Passerinvest Group, the developer and investor of the project.
“For instance, the air ionizers ensure a healthy indoor environment, comparable to the air quality in mountain and seaside areas.”

Volvo Car Czech Republic has leased 1,000 square meters of office space and 16 parking spaces equipped for EV charging. The company is transitioning its fleet to 100% electromobility, a decision supported by Roztyly Plaza’s readiness for this shift.

“The building’s superior capacity for EV charging and its support for future growth were key factors for Volvo Car CZ,” said Richard Bambas, Chief Leasing Manager at Passerinvest Group.

TSC Spectre, a Czech company specializing in technical services for buildings of all sizes, has also chosen Roztyly Plaza as its new headquarters. Previously located in central Prague, TSC Spectre moved to the Plaza, utilizing the serviced FLEKSI offices provided by Passerinvest Group during the transition.

“TSC Spectre’s move from the city center to Roztyly Plaza underscores the building’s appeal for businesses seeking modern, sustainable workspaces,” noted Forejt and Bambas. TSC Spectre also manages and cleans various properties for Passerinvest, including Roztyly Plaza itself.

Roztyly Plaza stands out for its architectural design and state-of-the-art technologies. The seven-story building offers approximately 7,000 square meters of office space, designed to meet high standards of sustainability. Features include BREEAM certification, EV infrastructure, and wellness-focused amenities like the proximity to parks and recreational areas.

“Roztyly Plaza’s unique location next to Krčský les offers more than just office space—it’s an ideal setting for work, relaxation, teambuilding, and outdoor activities,” said Forejt.

With its modern design, strategic location, and commitment to sustainability, Roztyly Plaza continues to attract prominent tenants. Its combination of cutting-edge facilities, excellent transport links, and proximity to green spaces makes it a standout choice for companies seeking a workspace that prioritizes both employee well-being and environmental responsibility.

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