Crestyl has introduced its residential project Nová Amerika, featuring 243 apartments, which will be built in central Brno in the Nové Sady area.

Prague's institutional rental housing market entered a new phase of maturity in the H2 2025. With 3,220 units operating across 22 private build-to-rent (BTR) projects and record-low vacancy rates of just 2%, the market is showing strong demand for professionally managed rental housing.

Romania’s mortgage market registered a new record in 2025, with loans worth €10.9 billion granted at a national level.  

Crescon has started construction of the residential project Rezidence Starochodovská in Prague 11, featuring over 80 units, which is slated for completion at the end of 2027. 

Slovenia's housing market faces rising prices without reliable data on the supply-demand gap, finds an analysis by the Eastern European Construction Forecasting Association (EECFA). Prices for new and existing homes continue climbing, with Ljubljana leading the surge, while construction struggles with slow permitting, high costs and industry fragmentation.

Finnish developer YIT achieved record sales of 494 residential units in 2025, worth almost €160 million, representing a 20% increase compared to the previous year. The company's revenue reached €90 million.

Prime Kapital has obtained the construction permit for the first phase of its new residential project in Silk District: Loom. This represents the fourth stage of the urban regeneration project in Iași, developed on the site of a former silk factory.

Some 634 apartments were sold in new developments in Bratislava during Q4 2025, confirming stable sales that were maintained throughout the year, according to CBRE data. At the end of the fourth quarter, 3,874 apartments were available on the market, representing a slight quarterly decrease but a 16% year-on-year increase.

Developer Corwin has completed its first bond issuance of the year, raising €20 million. The proceeds will be used to develop projects in Ljubljana, Prague, and Bratislava.

LivUp has begun revitalising the tenement house at 8 Moniuszki Street in Warsaw, where the famous Café Adria once operated. The project involves reconstructing, extending and converting the building from office and service use to residential use.