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.

Matexi Polska is entering the final stage of its Splot Wola residential development at ul. Sowińskiego 28 in Warsaw, with more than 75% of the 103 apartments already sold. The project, located in the Odolany and Ulrychów area of the Wola district, comprises flats ranging from two to five rooms, including split-level units with terraces on the top floor. The remaining available units are predominantly two-room apartments.

The Horizon City residential development in northern Bucharest has secured €36.5 million in financing from Libra Internet Bank. The funds will support the continuation and acceleration of construction works, with full project completion now targeted for the first half of 2027, six months earlier than originally announced. The financing is structured to provide resources independently of the pace at which advance payments are collected from buyers under pre-sale agreements.

UBM Development Czechia has relocated to new offices on Moulíkova Street in Prague 5, near Smíchov railway station, where the company is currently building the Rezidence Na Plzeňce residential project. The move, which took effect on 1 August, marks a return to the district where UBM first established its Czech operations more than 25 years ago.

Czech buyers are increasingly purchasing villas and apartments along the Croatian Adriatic coast, with interest in the high-end segment growing notably in recent years, according to Prague-based agency Luxent - Exclusive Properties. The country's accession to the Schengen area and adoption of the euro have simplified both travel and property ownership, broadening its appeal beyond a seasonal holiday destination.

Temperature measurements taken during the summer of 2024 and 2026 have demonstrated how vegetation affects surface temperatures in Bratislava during extreme heat events. At the Guthaus residential complex, the green roof recorded an average surface temperature of 49°C at 14:00 when air temperature was 33°C, but areas with growing vegetation on the substrate reached only 39°C. During an August heatwave with air temperatures of 40°C, the same vegetation reached 47°C. "It is still 10 degrees less than an asphalt or paved pavement in the centre of Bratislava," said Miriam Cánik, green space expert at developer CORWIN.

Demand for higher-priced residential properties in Hungary is shifting away from Budapest towards its surrounding agglomeration, according to first-half transaction data from Duna House. The share of properties priced above HUF 100 million sold in Budapest fell from 57% to 48% over one year, while Pest county's share rose from 24% to 33%.

Develia has begun construction of Żywiecka Vita, a 12-storey residential building in the Wrzeszcz Dolny district of Gdańsk. Designed by AKO Architekci, the development will deliver 127 apartments ranging from 27 to 114 sqm, spanning studio to four-room layouts. Completion is scheduled for the second quarter of 2028, with prices starting from 15,700 złoty per sqm.