Kingstone Real Estate has established a strategic partnership with French asset manager Iroko to facilitate investment opportunities in Poland.

Deutsche Pfandbriefbank (pbb) has provided investment and VAT loans totalling €36 million to the AYA Properties Fund, which acquired an office building in Warsaw's Wola district.

Passerinvest Group, in collaboration with consulting firm EY, conducted a detailed assessment of its buildings in Prague's Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly locations according to EU taxonomy requirements.

AYA Properties Fund, the Belgium-based real estate investor focused on CEE, has completed the acquisition of Sienna Center, a Class A office complex in central Warsaw, from CA Immo.

The Proptech Hungary conference will return to Budapest on 14 May 2026, bringing together leading industry players to explore how technology is reshaping the real estate and construction sectors. Hosted at the Budapest Music Center, the event is expected to attract more than 250 professionals and feature over 50 speakers from across the region and beyond.

Property Forum's latest webinar assessed how Hungary's landmark April 2026 elections may reshape the country's investment landscape. Three focused presentations on the macro outlook, real estate market fundamentals, and the regulatory environment were followed by a panel discussion featuring developers, lenders, and institutional investors offering a candid view on why international capital stepped back, what has changed, and when a real re-entry could unfold.

Logistics developer WDP is set to bolster its strategic position in Romania by launching three new industrial projects totalling approximately 40,000 sqm.   

Big Poland has acquired Power Park Kielce, one of the city's retail destinations, strengthening its position in the Polish retail park market and expanding its presence to the capital of the Świętokrzyskie region.

GTC reported rental revenues of €202 million for 2025, up 8% from the previous year, while maintaining an 87% occupancy rate across its commercial portfolio.

Bucharest's hotel market recorded the strongest performance in CEE in 2025, with revenue per available room (RevPAR) increasing by 12% year-on-year, according to analysis by Cushman & Wakefield.