Revetas Group has announced the disposal of the Metropolis development project to the Slovak development company Koruna Group. The asset comprises 476,000 sqm of land for development located near Bratislava. 

Alto Real Estate is preparing a new project in Rača district in Bratislava. The design has turned the former terminal into a warehouse complex.

Immocap has acquired bank financing from Tatra Banka for its apartment buildings, Záhradnícka and Kvarter in Bratislava. In total, it has secured up to €44 million for its residential projects during 2024.

While in the 90s many companies have opened offices in several city districts, today they are trying to rationalise costs by divesting older buildings. Among the sellers is the insurance company Allianz, which thus has sold its 2 buildings in Bratislava, reports YIMBA.sk.

Developer VI GROUP has prepared another stage of its RNDZ project. It is coming to the market with the RNDZ 2 in Rača, Bratislava. VI Group is revitalising the previously unused neglected plot of land into a residential area.

The location of the winter harbour in Bratislava is going to change to a new district, reports SME.sk. At stake are plots worth hundreds of millions. 

Corwin is planning to reconstruct the building of the former bakery mill in its development and revitalisation of the Palma factory brownfield in Bratislava. The building coming from the 1930s is among the four industrial constructions that Corwin expects to preserve and restore. 

The first stage of the new Vydrica district in the centre of Bratislava has received a valid building use approval decision. The developer of the project is Vydrica Development, a joint venture of Vydrica, a.s. and Lucron's parent company, Luxembourg's Ikopart. The manager of the Vydrica project is the development company Lucron.

Optimal Development has combined history and modern design in its new residential development Matadorka Living on the site of the former Matador factory in Bratislava - Petržalka.

JTRE has revealed the results of international competition for new Bratislava skyscrapers. Two towers are articulated not as a single volume but as a bundle of slender towers, each ending at different points, adding to the complexity of the city skyline.