Czech investment group RS Group is launching one of its largest residential developments, ELEMENT Malesice, in the Malešice district of Prague. The mixed-use building on Počernická street, located five minutes' walk from Malešický park, will offer more than 200 new apartments, with presales now open.

The residential property market of the Kyiv metropolitan region between 2021 and 2026 has become a measure of how conflict reshapes the economic and spatial organisation of a large urban agglomeration. Migration, security risks and disrupted infrastructure are changing perceptions of what makes housing attractive, shifting the balance of supply and demand between the capital city and its surrounding area.

Matexi Polska has received an occupancy permit for the second and final phase of its Sady Żoliborz development in Warsaw, allowing the handover of keys to buyers to begin. A small number of units remain on sale, including two-room and five-room apartments.

Bellemonde Development has opened a fully furnished showroom apartment at its Bellemonde Residence project in Pipera, northern Bucharest, introducing the Ready to Move In concept to the public for the first time. The concept sees homes delivered with furniture, lighting, textiles, decor and accessories chosen as a coherent whole. The showroom apartment was designed by architecture and interior design studio Hype Project under architect Victor Grosu, in the Warm Nature collection.

Develia has begun construction of the second phase of its Morska Vita residential development in the Leszczynki district of Gdynia, near the Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy and the Bay of Gdańsk. The phase brings 168 apartments to the market, ranging from 32 to 112 sqm and laid out across one to five rooms, with completion scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2028. Develia Construction is acting as general contractor, with design by Rebel Concept Sp. z o.o. based on an architectural concept by Maarte.

Rutkowski Group has obtained an occupancy permit for the second phase of its Ignatki Forest development in Ignatki-Osiedle, Białystok county, completing the entire project. The scheme comprises a single four-storey building with 121 apartments. Key handovers for second-phase buyers are due to begin in November, with remaining ready-to-move-in units priced from 9,100 złoty per sqm.

Cluj-Napoca has the highest asking price per square metre among 72 Romanian localities tracked by VDI.ro, reaching €3,419 per sqm for two-room apartments, based on 50,553 listings published in the 45 days to 28 October 2026. At the other end of the scale, Petroșani recorded the lowest figure at €736 per sqm. A budget of €100,000 buys approximately 29.2 sqm in Cluj-Napoca compared with approximately 135.9 sqm in Petroșani.

Zeitgeist Asset Management has begun converting the office building at Táborská 31 in Prague 4, Nusle, into a student residence with 394 beds. The company, which acquired the 1960s building in 2020, considered a change of use from the outset. The conversion is designed around a circular approach, retaining as many existing materials and structural elements as possible. The architectural concept was developed by studio arkhe D&B s.r.o., with SIS Construction a.s. serving as general contractor. Completion is expected at the end of 2027, with the first residents moving in in February 2028.

Develia has completed construction of Żabiniec Vita, a residential development in the Krowodrza district of Kraków, located 3 km from the city centre. The four-storey building contains 120 flats ranging from 32 to 122 sqm, with layouts of one to four rooms, as well as three retail and service units. Each flat has a balcony, terrace or garden, and residents have access to an underground car park, outdoor parking spaces and bicycle racks. Key handovers to buyers are scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026, with most flats already sold.

Czech developer UDI Group has completed the structural phase of four residential projects across three countries: the first phase of Urban Park Brno in the Czech Republic, Parkside in Budapest, and Lastavice West and Zvezdano Brdo in Belgrade. All four projects are progressing on schedule towards handover to future residents.