WING Group posted a 41% increase in consolidated revenue and a 23% rise in EBITDA in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier. Consolidated revenue reached HUF 130.3 billion, driven primarily by a higher volume of residential development handovers, while EBITDA rose to HUF 19.5 billion from HUF 15.9 billion. Total assets stood at HUF 1,358 billion at the end of June, with nearly 63% of the asset base located in Poland and Germany. Total loans and bond liabilities decreased by HUF 24 billion (3%) against year-end 2025, and financing costs fell by HUF 2.1 billion (10%) year on year.

More than two-thirds of modern retail space in the Czech Republic is over 15 years old, according to Colliers' ExCEEding Borders Retail 2026 report. Across the six major Central and Eastern European countries and the Baltic states combined, approximately 33.3 million sqm of modern retail space exists, of which roughly 20 million sqm, or around two-thirds, is older than 15 years. The Czech Republic's share stands at 69%, placing it among the more mature markets in the region.

P3 Logistic Parks has begun construction of the first warehouse building at its new P3 Gliwice logistics park in Upper Silesia, Poland. The speculative development will offer 39,971 sqm of space, with approximately 1,900 sqm allocated to offices and staff amenities. The park is being built on a 19.2-hectare site acquired by P3 late last year, with scope to expand by a further 58,967 sqm under one roof, bringing the total planned lettable area to nearly 100,000 sqm.

Austrian investment firm Erste Asset Management has completed a cross-border merger with its Czech subsidiary REICO investiční společnost, effective 1 October 2026 following registration in the Austrian commercial register. The merger received regulatory approval from supervisory authorities in both Austria and the Czech Republic. REICO ceases to exist as a separate legal entity, with all assets, liabilities, rights and obligations transferring to Erste Asset Management.

Cushman & Wakefield Echinox has promoted Claudia Scarlat to Deputy Head of Valuation and expanded the responsibilities of Bogdan Sergentu, who becomes Head of Valuation, Data & AI Strategy. The appointments strengthen the management structure of the Valuation department and support a new strategic direction focused on data and artificial intelligence across the company.

Romania Sotheby's International Realty has reduced the asking price of Cantacuzino-Ghica Castle in Deleni, Iași county, by €50,000, bringing it to €750,000. The Class A listed manor and its park of more than four hectares are being offered for conversion into hospitality, wellness or private residential use.

CBRE Investment Management (CBRE IM) has appointed Bert Hesselink as EMEA Customer Relationship Management Logistics Lead. In the role, he will strengthen relationships with occupiers across CBRE IM's logistics portfolio, helping businesses identify real estate solutions that support their operational and growth requirements. He will work closely with local asset management, leasing and operating teams, acting as a strategic partner to occupiers across the logistics, retail and office sectors.

Property Forum and The Poland Observer are joining forces at Expo Real 2026 for a dedicated conference session exploring the investment outlook for Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. Taking place from 15:00 to 16:30 on 6 October, the 90-minute programme will bring together real estate leaders to discuss where opportunities could emerge across the region as the market heads towards 2027.

Around 20 million sqm of modern retail space across the CEE-6 and Baltic markets is more than 15 years old, driving a new wave of refurbishment, repositioning and selective redevelopment, according to Colliers' ExCEEding Borders Retail 2026 report. Total modern retail stock across the analysed markets stands at approximately 33.3 million sqm, of which more than 10.6 million sqm is already over 20 years old. The ageing profile reflects the development boom of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Budapest has the highest share of stock over 15 years old at 84%, followed by Riga at 76% and Warsaw at 70%, with Tallinn, Bratislava, Prague and Vilnius all exceeding 60%.

PPF Real Estate has agreed to acquire the Telehouse office building in Prague's Dejvice district from a group of investors comprising BPD Development and Radek Pokorný's Engine Prague Development. The building is situated close to PPF Group's headquarters in Prague 6.