The permitting process has started for the first urban rental housing projects that PDS (Prague Development Company) is preparing for the capital city. Before the end of June 2024, PDS has submitted complete documentation and applications for building permits or zoning decisions for approximately 450 housing units.

Edvin Properties is a newcomer to the Slovak real estate market. Its project of Mýtna 37 apartment building in Bratislava's Old Town has received a binding opinion from the capital, rather fast - within six months. 

In New Belgrade, on a plot of land about 4 kilometres from the city centre, Czech developer UDI Group has completed the first of 11-floor apartment buildings with 269 apartments. It is undergoing building use approval now with the new owners moving in in August and September. 

UBM Development Czechia has prepared an open-door event to educate the general and professional public. Guided tours of the Arcus City and Timber Praha residential projects are organised to support sustainable timber structure development strategies in the Czech Republic.

More than 77,200 homes were sold in Romania during H1 2024, up by 16% compared to the same period from 2023, while in Bucharest-Ilfov area the growth stood at 25%, according to a report by SVN Romania based on official statistics.

Residential sales in Bucharest were up 27% in June 2024 compared to the same month of last year.

Prime Kapital has started the development of the third residential phase of its mixed-use scheme Silk District in Iași.

BPI Real Estate Poland in partnership with Acteeum Group has sold a site in Warsaw to the Romanian-Belgian real estate developer Speedwell. With this acquisition, Speedwell enters the Polish market and announces the development of its first student housing project in Poland.

The Victoria Palace building on Vítězné Square in Prague has received valid building use approval. The project developed by Penta Real Estate and Kaprain has been designed with 92 high-end apartments and retail units on the ground floor. 

The mixed-use project Rinzle Rača has received a decision from the EIA process about no further assessment, Yimba.sk reports. The project is planned in the area of Rinzle in the Rača district of Bratislava on a sloping terrain of former vineyards.