PPF Real Estate has agreed to acquire the Telehouse office building in Prague's Dejvice district from a group of investors comprising BPD Development and Radek Pokorný's Engine Prague Development. The building is situated close to PPF Group's headquarters in Prague 6.

Ghelamco has entered into a conditional sale agreement for its Chopin Tower project in Warsaw with a special purpose vehicle owned by an international investor. The sale price has been set at €54.4 million net. Under the agreement, Ghelamco will remain responsible for the project's development and construction, with proceeds from the sale to be applied to further deleveraging of the group.

HB Reavis has secured more than €50 million in additional financing for Varso Place in Warsaw, bringing the total refinancing package to €555 million. The increase was made possible through amendments to existing agreements with a consortium of seven banks.

UNIQA Real Estate Management GmbH is launching the UQA Real Estate Fund, a closed-ended real estate fund for institutional investors. The fund will invest in Core and Core Plus office properties across Europe, with a geographic focus on Austria, Poland and the Czech Republic. The move represents a further step in UNIQA Real Estate's opening of its investment and management platform, previously dedicated to the UNIQA Group, to third-party investors.

Ghelamco has completed the sale of The Bridge, a 41-storey, 174-metre office tower at Plac Europejski in Warsaw, to Stockholm-listed Eastnine AB. The deal is based on an underlying property valuation of €285 million and marks the second Ghelamco building acquired by Eastnine, following the purchase of Warsaw UNIT for €280 million in 2024. Eastnine's total investment in Ghelamco-developed office buildings in Warsaw now exceeds half a billion euros.

Skanska has agreed to sell the second phase of its H2Offices development in Budapest to the ERSTE Nyíltvégű Ingatlan Befektetési Alap, represented by ERSTE Alapkezelő Zrt. The transaction marks the sixth office building the fund has acquired from Skanska in Hungary.

A joint venture of AYA Properties Fund, a Belgium-based real estate investor focused on Central and Eastern Europe, and Curtis Group, a Polish family-owned company with a 40-year investment track record, has completed the acquisition of Chmielna 13A, also known as Diana, a fully let mixed-use building in central Warsaw. The property was acquired from CPI Property Group and marks AYA's third investment in Warsaw, following the acquisitions of Metron in 2024 and Sienna Center in 2026.

Sandberg Capital is expanding its real estate platform into the Czech Republic with an investment in Rezidence Hausmannova, a residential development in Prague's Modřany district, delivered in partnership with FETTERS management s.r.o, the company announced on LinkedIn.

Panattoni has completed the sale of Panattoni Park Poznań A2, an industrial complex totalling 150,000 sqm located in Robakowo, near Poznań. The facility is fully let to a company in the clothing sector, which uses it as a logistics centre supporting its European operations. The park sits approximately 8.5 km from the junction of the A2 motorway and the S11 expressway and around 19 km from the centre of Poznań, with an intermodal terminal nearby offering direct connections to the ports of Hamburg and Rotterdam.

Hungarian real estate investment company Appeninn Nyrt. made two significant acquisitions in Poland during 2026, substantially increasing the value of its portfolio. In February, the company purchased a 56,000 sqm logistics centre in Tarnów, leased long-term by Goodyear. Subsequently, the DEKADA acquisition in July added seven retail parks and four shopping centres comprising approximately 53,000 sqm of leasable area, with a 95% occupancy rate and annual gross rental income exceeding €10 million.