Europe's outlet centre market is holding steady even as broader brick-and-mortar retail faces pressure from shop closures and weak consumer spending. According to research by Wiesbaden-based consultancy ecostra, the majority of outlet centres across the continent report rising footfall and turnover, with significant vacancy rates largely absent. The pipeline of new projects has, however, thinned considerably.

Westbridge Poland has advised Skanska Commercial Development Europe on procuring electricity from renewable energy sources for two office properties in Poland. Following a structured tendering process, electricity supply for the Wave in Gdańsk and Brama Miasta in Łódź was newly contracted for the 2027 supply year.

CH Korona in Wrocław has added two new food concepts and a refurbished fashion store to its offer. Asia Mama has taken a unit of over 90 sqm in the food court, next to KFC, serving Asian street food dishes including Pho, Pad Thai, Tom Yum and Tom Kha Gai in a buffet-style format. Sevi Kebab has opened a nearly 23 sqm unit near Salad Story, offering Turkish and Middle Eastern dishes including kebabs, dürüms, pide, salads and vegetarian options.

Ádám Ambrus, Manager of Amera Grup, talked to Property Forum about the firm’s strategic expansion, including the Ibis Styles Cluj-Napoca hotel development. He discussed new industrial parks in Oradea and Arad, the rapid growth of their self-storage business, and the importance of aligning investments with infrastructure progress.

CA Immo's management board has resolved to launch a new share buyback programme. The programme covers up to 1,881,792 shares, representing 2.00% of the company's current share capital, with purchases to be made via the stock exchange.

Redkom Development has started construction of its retail park in Tarnów, appointing SPEC BAU Polska as general contractor. Located on Lwowska Street, one of Tarnów's main transport routes, the scheme will deliver around 35,000 sqm of gross leasable area (GLA) across nearly 30 retail and service units, including an Agata furniture store and a Cinema City multiplex.

7R is launching 7R Park Warsaw South III, a warehouse park in Sękocin near Warsaw comprising two buildings with a total leasable area of approximately 47,000 sqm. Construction begins in early August 2026. Before breaking ground, 7R has already signed its first lease: Strefa Tenisa, Poland's largest e-commerce retailer of tennis equipment, has taken 3,500 sqm.

DL Invest Group has secured financing exceeding €146 million to refinance a portfolio of six logistics parks with a combined gross leasable area of approximately 260,000 sqm. The financing was provided by Erste Group and Erste Bank Polska, with CMS acting as legal adviser to the lenders.

On 6 August, Warsaw's Monta Beach Volley Club will host the 15th JLL Charitable Beach Volleyball Tournament of the Real Estate Industry. Running under the motto "Family stays together," this year's event will raise funds for the daily operations of the Ronald McDonald House at the Institute "Memorial – Centre of Child Health" in Warsaw. The house, which opened to families in May, offers 20 family rooms and round-the-clock communal spaces, allowing parents to stay close to their hospitalised children free of charge. The annual cost of maintaining one room is approximately 90,000 PLN. Property Forum is a proud Media Partner of the event.

CTP has signed a long-term lease with Quick Service Logistics (QSL) for a 10,658 sqm built-to-suit distribution centre at CTPark Budapest Vecsés. The facility will include more than 10,100 sqm of frozen, chilled and ambient storage space, plus over 500 sqm of offices, and is expected to be completed in October 2026.