Press Releases

"I am delighted to continue our long-standing partnership with Genesis Property. The real estate group's continued dedication to modernizing and upkeeping our headquarters building has not only provided us with an exceptional office environment, but also underscores our shared commitment to providing workspaces that precisely meet the needs of Garanti BBVA employees, encouraging innovation, optimizing efficiency and promoting future solutions," added Mustafa Tiftikcioğlu, CEO of Garanti BBVA Romania.

At a time when the latest report by the IPCC, the UN's specialized body for assessing the science of climate change, warns of a code red for humanity, prioritizing climate action is no longer optional. By obtaining the approval from SBTi, our company demonstrates that the Genesis Property's carbon reduction target is consistent with the actions required to meet the targets agreed in the Paris Agreement, so that global warming is limited to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels by 2050.

For 51% of employees, it is important that the employer is involved in environmental protection, and 48% would prioritize working in a company active in actions for the community, according to a survey run by Genesis Property, among 1,307 respondents nationwide.

The YUNITY Park campus, developed by Genesis Property and designed as an extension of the office environment, where employees and visitors benefit from destinations adapted to the modern personal and professional lifestyle, already has all seven buildings ranked in class A energy efficiency.

This new achievement underlines the commitment and contribution that the Genesis Property group makes to protecting the environment. Our efforts are focused on reducing energy and water consumption, maximizing reuse and recycling with the aim of significantly reducing the waste generated and, implicitly, the impact on the environment. We are aware of our responsibility and role in the fight against climate change and are dedicated to achieving the goals of sustainable development.

Cristian Slave, Director West Gate Studios: "Following the pandemic, with restrictions, hybrid courses and limited contact, students, but also parents, are increasingly preoccupied with finding an accommodation that focuses on two key criteria: safety and health. We see this in the interest shown in the accommodation options at West Gate Studios and in the resetting of expectations of what accommodation means. We clearly differentiate ourselves, through the multicultural area as well, the carefully managed community and the attention to the details that matter in a student's life."

2 out of 4 middle-aged people in Romania face weight problems, being overweight or obese, and 6 out of 10 are sedentary. The data is part of an analysis carried out by the Romanian application DAHNA - Diet According to the Healthy Heart Nutritional Approach, as part of a cardiometabolic health screening project among the Romanian population.

This population screening was developed with the support of Genesis Property as part of the company's strategic mission to protect people's health.

"We constantly appreciate the efforts of the “Ana and the Children” Association, in their mission to help the kids in need. Every child deserves a chance at a better future and, through our partnership, we try to bring more hope and joy into the lives of the little ones. It is also important to us, at Genesis Property, to continue to educate young people and engage them in educational activities, through which we can encourage the development of skills such as critical thinking, creativity and social responsibility. We are dedicated to creating a more sustainable future and proud to support organizations such as the “Ana and the Children” Association,” said Cristina Iacob, Marketing & CSR Manager, Genesis Property.

Siemens S.R.L., the local subsidiary of the world-renowned German technology group, has agreed to extend its existing lease with Genesis Property, thus securing its presence in West Gate Business District for the next five years.

Working from home is starting to show its limitations, with 52% of employees preferring online meetings to be replaced with in-person meetings, according to a survey conducted in April by Genesis Property among 1,307 respondents nationwide. Furthermore, 40.3% of the respondents already prefer to attend online meetings from the office, according to the same study.