Romania's construction market has reached historic highs over the past two years over increased public investment, financed by both national and European funds. At the same time, demand from the residential market has remained limited due to the slow permitting process for new developments in Bucharest. 

Property Forum is excited to announce the winners of its annual SEE Property Forum Awards for 2024. The winners of each category were selected from our shortlist by the jury committee, comprising the leading players in the Romanian real estate industry. The awards, celebrating the best projects, most impactful transactions and most inspiring personalities of the Romanian market, were presented at our awards gala in Bucharest, part of the annual SEE Property Forum conference.

Immo lab is making significant advancements in Poland's real estate market by introducing innovative investment platforms tailored to the evolving needs of the industry. Led by a team of seasoned professionals—including Daniel Puchalski, Paweł Kucz, Krzysztof Kaczor, Miłosz Michalski and Sergii Stoliarchuk—the company specializes in comprehensive real estate services that bridge gaps between developers, financial partners, and investors.

In Q3 2024, the Bratislava resi market recorded a more than threefold increase in sales compared to the third quarter of 2023, reports BuiltMind with Cushman & Wakefield. 

The Brno residential real estate market has had a hot summer. Q3 has brought further growth and record sales. The episode of economic uncertainty is ending, reports Trikaya in its Q3 2024 analysis of the residential market in Brno.

Property Forum is excited to announce the results of its second annual investment market sentiment survey focusing on the Romanian market which was conducted ahead of SEE Property Forum 2024. The results, providing an overview of market expectations across sectors, are now available online.

The Czech Republic is on the cusp of a major transformation of its transport infrastructure having far-reaching consequences for the industrial and logistics real estate market across the Central European region, reports Colliers in its recent study.

Investments in funds in the Czech Republic are experiencing a sharp increase. According to data from the Association for the Capital Market (AKAT), the volume of assets in collective investment funds has increased by CZK 46 billion (€1.82 billion) in Q2 2024 alone. 

The flexible office market in Bratislava has grown to 40,000 sqm, compared to 2020 it has almost doubled, CBRE's latest survey reports. Flexible offices and coworking spaces are equal to 2% of the total offer of modern office spaces in Bratislava.

The digital construction permitting procedure in the Czech Republic is not going to be fully functional in the foreseeable future. There is even the possibility of commissioning a completely new system, reports E15.cz.