Through one of MK Global Kapital’s carsharing portfolio companies in Eastern Europe, a real estate agent has found a flexible way to travel between appointments.

For a 26-year-old real estate agent, the working day rarely unfolds in just one place. Property viewings, client meetings and negotiations take him across different districts and nearby towns, often with plans changing at short notice.

He entered the profession several years ago, attracted by its pace and the connection between effort and results. Alongside market knowledge and negotiation skills, he soon came to see mobility as another essential working tool.

A schedule that keeps changing

His routine combines three days a week in the office with appointments outside it. Clients may change their plans, a viewing may be added, and the next meeting can take him in a different direction.

He describes spending between three and eight hours a day travelling. On his busiest day, he attended 15 property viewings. These figures illustrate how much movement his work can involve, and why organising journeys matters alongside organising appointments.

The challenge is to keep that changing schedule manageable while remaining available to clients.

Access to a car when work calls

Carsharing has become part of that routine through one of MK Global Kapital’s portfolio companies operating in Eastern Europe.

He reports making around 20–30 carsharing trips a week. He can use a nearby vehicle to reach a viewing, then arrange another journey for his next appointment. This gives him access to a car for work without needing to purchase one.

For a profession shaped by individual appointments, that flexibility is particularly useful. His transport arrangements can follow the day’s commitments as they develop.

What changed

The main difference he describes is greater flexibility in managing his routes. When an appointment changes or another opportunity to meet a client arises, he can adjust his travel plans accordingly.

He also reports lower transport expenditure since using the service. Although his account does not establish a wider financial impact, it shows why cost and flexibility matter to him in choosing how to travel.

During a particularly busy month, when he completed several successful property deals, his days involved frequent calls, meetings and journeys. He describes access to a car as a practical part of managing those commitments.

Mobility as a working tool

For this agent, carsharing is now one of the services that helps him organise his working day. Its value lies in everyday tasks: reaching a property, meeting a client and moving on to the next appointment.

His experience offers a concrete example of how a service provided by an MK Global Kapital portfolio company fits into someone’s working life, supporting the journeys on which their daily activities depend.