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Logistics building at the international busines park Sofia Airport Center. Photo by Sofia Airport Center
The Los Angeles based, leading real estate company, Tishman International, hosted Monday a round table titled: Nuclear Energy, Economy and Market Situation, Perspectives.
The event was held at the international business park Sofia Airport Center.
The Chairman of Tishman International, Alan Levy, said the company invests in the stable image of Bulgaria as a business and trade factor in Eastern Europe and has the responsibility of maintaining a leading role in the region by engaging top global businesses.
The discussion included issues related to the participation of the business and the cabinet in the future development of nuclear energy in the region; realization of energy projects, innovative methods of financing, building and management of nuclear power plants.
Bulgaria's Economy and Energy Minister, Traicho Traikov, representatives of the top management of Technology Transfer Associates, Pillsbury, European Operations and Nuclear International, ABS Consulting, Wolf Theiss, Barclays, Morgan Stanley, Ernst & Young, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, and Toshiba were among the participants.
Tishman International designed and manages the SAC Office Center at Sofia Airport Center where the completion of the first building, a Class A, a 17 300 square meters office tower, is upcoming. The Office Center is Bulgaria’s first LEED-certified “green” commercial building, and is expected to achieve LEED “silver” status. The only other LEED-certified building in Bulgaria is the US Embassy in Sofia.
Tishman International Companies is currently active in the United States, United Kingdom and Central and Eastern Europe including Bulgaria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania. The firm specializes, in the acquisition, development, management and financing of commercial real estate. In 1986, Tishman International established its European headquarters in London, England. Its prestigious roster of clients and partners has included Metropolitan Life, New York Life, Teachers Insurance, Bank of America, Grosvenor International, Citibank, American Express, Fidelity Investments, Lend Lease, HVB Real Estate, and many others.
On their part, GE Real Estate, one of the world's premier commercial real estate companies with more than USD 87 B in assets and a presence in 31 markets throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia/New Zealand, currently has over EUR 1B invested in Central and Eastern Europe. The Company has invested or developed in the retail, office, residential and logistics sectors in the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania. The Company made its first investment in Turkey in 2006.
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