The 15-storey Hila building, which is developed by Czech investment company and developer Passerinvest Group, will be completed this year, at Prague's Brumlovka district. 

Poland's commercial real estate investment market reached €3.98 billion in 2025, demonstrating resilience amid challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical conditions, according to BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland’s report.

Industrial developer Panattoni will commence construction of Panattoni Park Katowice Airport spanning 240,000 sqm, with Fiege as the first tenant occupying over 42,000 sqm of logistics space.

The Czech HQ of a major international company will relocate to the Aviatica office building in Prague 5, occupying 11,000 sqm of office space.

Aya Properties Fund has sold Record Park, an office complex in Cluj-Napoca, to BT Property through Inno Investments in a deal that marks the first completed investment cycle for the Belgium-based fund.

In a video interview recorded at CEE Property Forum 2025 in Vienna, Günther Artner, Head of Group Commercial Real Estate at Erste Group, reflects on the main banking challenges of 2025, the strategic acquisition of Santander Bank Polska and why he expects another active year for real estate financing across the region.

Hungarian real estate company Appeninn has acquired the Goodyear logistics centre in Tarnów, Poland, through its wholly owned subsidiary Appeninn Project-TRNW.

Central and Eastern Europe’s real estate market continued to show broad activity and evolving dynamics in the third week of February, with multiple reports highlighting leasing momentum, construction growth, investment transactions and sector diversification.

The number of unoccupied homes in Bucharest has grown 2.4 times over 10 years to over 218,000 units, according to a Storia analysis of Romania's 2011 and 2021 census data. Nationwide, over 2.5 million homes remain unoccupied, representing a quarter of Romania's total housing stock.

In a video interview recorded at CEE Property Forum 2025 in Vienna, Pál Forgács, Managing Director of the Emonika project in Ljubljana, discusses leasing expectations for 2026 and explains why Slovenia’s largest-ever development had to be designed as a mixed-use scheme.