P3 Group S.à r.l. has reported its condensed consolidated interim financial results for the first half of 2026, posting net operating income of €284 million, up 6% from €269 million in H1 2025. The company's logistics portfolio covers 10.2 million sqm of gross lettable area across 10 European countries and serves approximately 490 customers. Portfolio value was held at €10.8 billion, with acquisitions and development activity offsetting disposals, while the like-for-like value declined marginally by 0.4% as yield expansion to 5.74% outweighed estimated rental value growth of 0.3%.

Czech developer PSN has begun construction works at the former Koh-i-noor factory site in the Vršovice district of Prague. The nearly two-hectare brownfield, which had been largely inaccessible to the public for decades, will be transformed into a mixed-use neighbourhood comprising approximately 600 residential units, 30 commercial spaces, new pedestrian routes and public green space. The project has been designed by Jakub Cigler Architekti, with total construction costs estimated at approximately three billion Czech crowns.

More than 90% of European investors plan to maintain or increase their capital allocation to hotel assets this year, according to CBRE's European Hotel Investor Intentions Survey 2026, conducted among more than 70 institutional and private investors between February and March 2026. Around 31% expect a significant increase, with favourable total return prospects cited as the primary driver by a third of respondents. Prague has risen in the rankings to share 7th place among Europe's most attractive cities for hotel investment, alongside Copenhagen, Rome, Geneva and Athens.

Construction firm GEMO a.s. is contributing to the Dornych mixed-use development in central Brno, a project valued at more than seven billion Czech crowns. The scheme will transform a brownfield site formerly occupied by the Prior department store into a new urban district near the main railway station. Construction began in November 2024, with completion scheduled for the end of 2027 and the opening of retail and service units expected in the following months. Approximately 1.3 billion Czech crowns has been invested in the project to date.

Karel Stránský, an experienced figure in the Czech industrial real estate market, has rejoined the industrial team at Colliers Czech Republic as a strategic consultant. He first joined Colliers in 1996 and was instrumental in establishing the company's industrial real estate division in the country. By 2009, he had led transactions covering over three million sqm of industrial space and land, representing tenants, investors and developers.

Poland completed nearly 209,000 dwellings in 2025, compared with 33,400 in the Czech Republic. Adjusted for population, Poland delivered 5.6 new homes per 1,000 inhabitants against 3.1 in Czechia, a difference of approximately 83%. A similar gap is visible in housing starts: Poland broke ground on 212,400 units in 2025, while Czechia started 35,800, a per-capita gap of around 73%. The figures come from an analysis by ARETE Real Estate.

P3 Logistic Parks has appointed Simon Carter as its new chief executive, with Carter joining the company on 7 September 2026 as CEO-designate before formally assuming the role on 17 September 2026. Frank Pörschke, who has led P3 for nearly six years, will step down and support Carter and the wider leadership team during the transition period.

J&T Investiční společnost, acting through its Prime Hotel Assets Fund, has completed the acquisition of the Prague Marriott Hotel & Millennium Plaza, a mixed-use complex in the centre of Prague. J&T Banka provided equity participation in the transaction, with Dosfield Group serving as strategic partner. The complex will form part of a broader fund focused on commercial real estate across Central Europe.

Construction of the Dornych mixed-use development in Brno, being built by developer Crestyl near the city's main railway station, has reached a new milestone. The foundation slab was completed in August, and the reinforced-concrete monolithic frame is now rising above ground level on several sections of the site. Construction remains on schedule, with completion planned for the end of 2027 and the opening of shops and services expected in the following months.

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.