VGP has fully let hall B at VGP Park České Budějovice. The final tenant, automotive services company Direct auto, has taken 4,200 sqm, bringing the 8,700 sqm building to full occupancy.

Warsaw-based investor and asset manager Syrena Real Estate has acquired the Renaissance Building, a historic property located on Plac Zbawiciela in Warsaw. The building has a usable area exceeding 7,000 sqm, and the transaction was financed by Bank Pekao SA.

CTP has delivered a 56,000 sqm distribution centre for LPP Logistics at CTPark Bucharest West, completing the project in under a year from the signing of the lease agreement. The facility is now operational and will support LPP Group's supply chain across South-Eastern Europe, serving stores in Romania, Bulgaria and Greece, as well as the continued growth of the fashion brand Sinsay. Situated adjacent to LPP Logistics' e-commerce fulfilment centre opened in late 2025, the two buildings together form a logistics hub handling both bricks-and-mortar retail and online orders.

Warsaw's office stock reached 6.24 million sqm in the first half of 2026, expanding by 45,210 sqm through the completion of Studio A, Vena and the refurbishment of Przemysłowa 26-26a. Ongoing refurbishments and redevelopments simultaneously reduced the total stock by more than 70,000 sqm since the start of the year. Development activity remains subdued, with almost all new office space under construction concentrated in central locations and only 3,900 sqm at Puławska 533 expected to be delivered by the end of 2026, Avison Young reports.

British investor Ghai Sant Ram, acting through Ghai Family Holding, has acquired a plot of approximately 30,000 sqm near Pipera Plaza in northern Bucharest from George Becali. The purchase price was approximately €14.3 million and the land was acquired together with a building permit. Ghai Sant Ram plans to develop a residential project of approximately 650 apartments on the site. The deal was brokered by CGA Home Consulting through Cătălin Apetri, the company's CEO and founder, who also serves as Romania Development Director for Ghai Family Holding.

Bratislava's new-build residential market recorded 704 publicly sold apartments in Q2 2026, nearly 12% more than in Q1 2026 and the highest quarterly figure since Q2 2025, according to data from BuiltMind. The quarter-on-quarter increase followed a solid first quarter, where results were partly shaped by seasonal patterns. Demand remains above average and positive sales figures are visible across the market as a whole.

Panattoni has fully let Panattoni Park Kielce within weeks of the project's completion. The final available space was taken as part of an expansion by an existing tenant, a logistics services operator, which increased its occupied area by nearly 3,300 sqm to around 8,000 sqm.

For decades, Romania's investment story has largely been associated with Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca and the country's western industrial hubs. Yet as investors search for new growth opportunities across Central and Eastern Europe, attention is increasingly shifting east. This emerging trend will be at the heart of discussions during EastGate 2026, where investors, developers, business leaders and public officials will gather in Iași to examine why North East Romania is becoming one of Europe's most promising investment destinations.

Gránit Pólus Group has closed a €290 million green loan refinancing of the Westend building complex in Budapest, described as the largest real-estate refinancing transaction in Hungary in the past five years and a record for a single property. The financing is provided by a bank consortium led by Erste Bank Hungary and Erste Group Bank AG, and comprising UniCredit Bank and K&H Bank.

Water scarcity is no longer limited to historically dry regions of Southern Europe. According to the European Drought Observatory, drought conditions intensified across France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Romania and the United Kingdom in June 2026. Low water levels in German rivers are affecting shipping and industry, while England's 2025 drought led to water restrictions for millions of people and historically low reservoir levels.