Blackstone has announced the final closing of its latest European real estate fund, Blackstone Real Estate Partners Europe VII (BREP Europe VII).

The residential market remains a solid pillar of the real estate development business in Slovakia. However, as the discussion at Bratislava Property Forum 2025 revealed, it is rather sensitive to inflation, changes in interest rates, and government policies impacting affordability and the potential of alternative residential models.

PSN is expanding its portfolio with new residential projects in Břevnov and Nusle in Prague offering modern living with a private sauna, fitness and investment opportunities.

CTP has signed its first leases at CTPark Plzeň Kasárny. The project is transforming a nearly 65,000 sqm brownfield site into a modern business hub.

The REICO NEMOVITOSTNÍ Fund is adding another project to its residential rental housing portfolio – Stodůlky Residential in Prague. The fund has reached an agreement with the FINEP development group to purchase it. 

Romanian developer Redport is teaming up with local businessman Dan Șucu, the Founder and Shareholder of Mobexpert Group, for a new residential development worth €50 million in Bucharest.  

President Donald Trump announced new import tariffs on all goods entering the US effective as of April 2, hitting equities, long term yields and CEE-based currencies. In response to these global tariffs, growth forecasts for 2025 and 2026 are being revised in the CEE, according to a report by Erste Group. 

With warehouse and industrial stock of nearly 35 million sqm, Poland’s market has stabilised at a healthy level. In 2024, take-up rose by 4 per cent year-on-year. Meanwhile, development activity slowed significantly, with only 1.75 million sqm under construction in December, down from 2.8 million sqm at the same time in 2023 and from over 4.6 million sqm at its peak in 2021, says Newmark Polska. 

Slovenia-based Generali Adriatic Value Fund, managed by Generali Investments and advised by Peakside Capital, has successfully completed the sale of two properties in Ljubljana to Agromarket logistic d.o.o., based in Kragujevac, Serbia.

Slate Asset Management has disposed of a three-asset OBI retail store portfolio in Slovakia. The buyer is the Lindner Group from Germany. The seller has used the advisory service of Savills.