Noli Studios, the Scandinavian serviced living operator, will open a new location in Gdańsk’s Garnizon district in July 2025. The launch follows the brand’s debut in Poland with Noli Studios Warsaw Ursus earlier this year.

Romania is increasingly attracting international investors due to its competitive technological capabilities and a conducive ecosystem for AI development, finds a new CBRE report.

CPI Europe has sold assets exceeding €165 million as part of its strategy to divest lower-yielding or non-strategic assets.

Niam, a leading real asset manager in Northern Europe, has completed the sale of two office buildings from the High5ive complex in Kraków to Stena Real Estate AB. The buyer is part of the Stena Sphere, one of Sweden’s largest family-owned business groups.

Global motion technology company Schaeffler is set to open a 62,500 sqm regional distribution and kitting centre at Prologis Park Ujazd in Poland. The build-to-suit facility, currently under development, will serve the Eastern and Southeastern European markets and is scheduled to launch in the first half of 2026.

Yareal Polska is stepping into the next phase of its growth with an ambitious pipeline of residential and commercial projects. The developer is currently delivering nearly 1,200 residential units and preparing to launch an additional 1,000 in the coming months. With secured land reserves for more than 2,000 future units, the company is reinforcing its long-term commitment to the Polish housing market.

The European hospitality industry is bracing for shifts in transatlantic travel dynamics, as declining U.S. visitor flows threaten key tourism markets, according to Colliers’ latest EMEA Hospitality report.

Futureal Group’s energy division has entered international markets under the newly established brand Futureal Energy Partners. The move marks a significant step in the company’s strategy to broaden its presence in renewable energy investment and electricity trading across Europe.

While the Southeast European region is projected to maintain its 2024 activity levels, reduced optimism in Eastern Europe is largely attributed to a worsened forecast for Turkey, finds the latest report of the Eastern European Construction Forecasting Association (EECFA).  

Office markets in Central and Eastern Europe are continuing to evolve in response to changing occupier expectations, economic pressures, and ESG standards, according to Colliers' latest report covering Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia.