The construction of the Millhaus residential building, which Immocap is developing with the financial group Wood & Company in the Nivy zone in Bratislava, has exceeded the ground level. At this stage of construction, more than half of the residential units have already been sold to their owners. 

Newport Logistics Fund, an investment company, announced the launch of Newport Logistics Fund III, a pan-European fund that will finance the development, leasing and sale of sustainable logistics properties.

The owner of the Máj shopping centre on Národní Street in Prague, Amadeus Real Estate (ARE), closed the children's playground on the building's roof in August due to missing permission and is now also closing the indoor playground named Lvíčkov (Little Lion Land), reports E15.cz.

Romania’s residential market recorded around 26,000 new home completions during H1 2024, down 20% over the same period of last year, according to Colliers data. 

RRG Real Estate Group (RRG) says it will invest €60 million in a Bucharest residential project that will be delivered at the end of 2026. 

AFI Europe and FINEP have announced the conclusion of a long-term framework agreement on cooperation in the development of rental housing in Prague. The move is based on their previous collaboration in this area. 

Kristýna Milovanović has been appointed Associate and the Head of Retail Tenant Representation at Cushman & Wakefield. In this role, she is going to be responsible for providing strategic advice to clients entering the Czech market and expanding their presence.

A few weeks are left until the opening of the first stage of the new Vydrica district in Bratislava's centre developed by Lucron together with Vydrica. More than two hundred apartments and 19 retail units of 3,148 sqm are expected to receive approval for building use every day.

Romanian developer Alsin Management said it will invest €20 million in the second phase of its residential project First Estates Pipera, with the completion date set for the spring of 2025. 

With the first interest rate cuts in the Eurozone in a long time, optimism has also returned to the banking sector, as the participants of the banker panel at the CEE Property Financing Update 2024 conference unanimously concluded. However, it is limited by factors such as the uncertain political situation in the United States or the EU taxonomy, through which many older buildings may become troubled assets for their owners. The event, held at the end of September in Warsaw, was organised by Property Forum and law firm CMS.