ATAL has begun construction and sales at Wzgórze Oruni, a new residential development on ul. Emilii Hoene in the Orunia Górna district of Gdańsk. The scheme comprises four five-storey buildings containing 111 apartments ranging from around 30 sqm to nearly 93 sqm, with one to four rooms. Upper-floor flats will have glazed balconies and ground-floor units will include private gardens. Completion is scheduled for the second quarter of 2028.

Cavatina Holding is funding the revitalisation of approximately 3.8 hectares of public space surrounding its Quorum Tower residential development on ul. Sikorskiego in Wrocław, covering riverfront promenades, two public squares and several hundred metres of city streets. The work is being carried out entirely at the developer's expense, with some areas already open to residents and further phases due for completion in the coming months.

Demand in Hungary's residential property market remained subdued in August, holding at similarly low levels to July. According to data from property portal zenga.hu, enquiries nationally were 28% weaker than in the same period last year, while in Budapest the decline reached 47%, largely because last summer's figures were boosted by the announcement of the Otthon Start programme.

Archicom, a property developer within the Echo Group, has received an occupancy permit for the second phase of its Flow development in the New Centre of Łódź. More than 80 per cent of the flats in the phase have been sold, with only a small number of one- and two-bedroom units remaining available.

Bucharest is standing out on the residential investment map of Central and Eastern Europe, with new-build home prices remaining more affordable than in Budapest and rental yields comparable to those on the Polish market, according to an analysis by Cordia, a residential developer and investor active across the region.

Zeitraum Student Housing reports near-full occupancy across its Prague portfolio ahead of the autumn semester, reflecting sustained demand for private student accommodation in the Czech capital. The company operates four residential buildings in Prague districts 3, 7 and 8 and is a subsidiary of Zeitgeist Asset Management, which manages €1.2 billion in assets across the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Germany and Italy.

Romania's Territorial Planning, Urbanism and Construction Code (CATUC), Law No. 169/2026, entered into force on 25 August 2026, marking one of the most significant reforms to the country's urban planning framework in two decades. Mauricio Mesa Gomez, Chairman of the Board of Cordia Romania and Spain, says the new Code brings greater predictability for developers and financiers, though its success will depend on the capacity of public authorities to implement the new mechanisms effectively.

Polish developer ATAL has added 31 apartments to its Kraków offer as part of the Zakole Wisły II ATAL development. The project will ultimately deliver 165 units in total, with the broader Zakole Wisły ATAL scheme having launched around mid-2025. Prices in the developer standard range from PLN 14,100 to PLN 16,900 per sqm.

Resi4Rent has opened a new build-to-rent development in the south-eastern part of Wrocław. The project, Resi4Rent Wrocław Bardzka, located on ul. Bardzka at the junction of the Hub and Tarnogaj districts, offers 620 furnished apartments available on a subscription basis.

Develia has launched pre-sales at its new residential project Bracka Vita in Katowice, located next to Park Śląski. The 16-storey building will contain 132 apartments and a number of retail units, with construction scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026 and complete in the third or fourth quarter of 2028.