"We are the most transparent company on the market," says Jan Rovný. What principles does CB Property Investors rely on?

“It is necessary to always monitor what the fund invests in, what its history is, and who is behind it. I think we are the most transparent on the market in this regard. We are in constant personal contact with our investors, we meet at networking evenings, we organize regular webinars, and we explain each step. If you visit our website, you will find each of our email addresses and phone numbers. We also offer investors the opportunity to view our properties in person.” explains Jan Rovný.

In an interview for Hospodářské noviny, Jan also discussed the overall market situation and which real estate segments we focus on as a fund: “We are a fund that invests in various real estate segments, a so-called multi-asset fund. From the outset, our intention has been to purchase properties whose value we can increase, either through renovation, completion of part of a project, or complete construction.”

This strategy gives us the flexibility to respond quickly to market developments and select segments and specific projects that are most advantageous for investors in terms of returns.

“When we started out, we planned to focus on residential projects. We were in advanced negotiations on projects around Prague, but then there was a sudden change in market conditions, rates skyrocketed, and the market came to a standstill. So we took advantage of our flexibility and bet on logistics. Later, residential development began to make more sense again.”

We are currently focusing our efforts on Rezidence Park Vesec, a residential development in Liberec. We completed the shell of the building at the end of the summer, followed by plastering, and are now working on the interiors. This project also gives investors a unique opportunity to see what their capital is actually creating.

Read the full interview with Jan Rovný for Hospodářské noviny and find out, for example, why domestic capital is pushing out foreign capital, or why residential construction in the regions has started to pay off again.