Bratislava's new residential market recorded sales of more than 720 units in the third quarter of 2026, while available supply reached its highest level in nine years, according to data from BuiltMind. By the end of September, nearly 4,300 apartments were on offer, around 400 more than at the close of the previous quarter.

Mitiska REIM has announced the opening of its first retail park in Bulgaria, developed on behalf of the MEREP 3 fund in partnership with Park Lane Developments and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The project marks the first development under the Estrea Park brand in Bulgaria, a planned rollout carried out through a joint venture with Park Lane Developments, part of AG Capital.

North Bucharest Investments (NBI), a real estate advisory and brokerage company led by Vlad Musteatǎ, has added Astorium Nest, a residential development by Astorium, to its portfolio. The project will comprise 55 apartments, with prices starting at €76,464 plus VAT and an estimated completion date at the end of 2027. The move forms part of NBI's strategy to diversify its residential portfolio.

Česká spořitelna is planning to invest up to CZK 11 billion (€450 million) in senior care properties in the Czech Republic, targeting the creation of around 5,000 new care beds.

A real estate investment fund linked to Futureal is set to acquire Premier Outlet Budapest in Biatorbágy, according to a filing published by the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH).

Countries and cities are competing to attract the industries of the future. But winning investment increasingly depends on their ability to turn economic potential into projects that companies, developers and financiers can actually deliver.

This year's EXPO REAL trade fair in Munich confirmed that the European commercial real estate market is gradually regaining momentum, though not on the terms seen in the previous cycle. Fewer investors are waiting for conditions to improve, while more are focusing on opportunities to complete transactions in the current environment. Capital remains available but highly selective, with asset quality, cash flow stability, tenant credibility and the viability of business assumptions now carrying far greater weight than access to financing alone.

A survey by Genesis Property found that nearly 55% of employees in Romania feel tired or overworked daily or several times a week, while only 12.5% describe their professional energy levels as very good. More than 16% say they frequently feel exhausted, burned out or close to burnout. The survey was conducted online in July 2026 among 1,026 internet users in Romania.

Oded Rahamim has been appointed by the Supervisory Board of GTC S.A. as Member of the Management Board and Chief Financial Officer, effective 1 December 2026. His appointment marks a return to GTC, where he previously spent three years as financial director in Poland and temporarily fulfilled the responsibilities of group CFO.

CA Immo has signed an agreement to sell its Czech platform, marking the company’s exit from the Czech market. The closing of the transaction remains subject to customary conditions and is expected in the coming weeks. The company has not disclosed the buyer or the transaction value.