The Czech Ministry of Defence has signed a deal with IGF Jince s.r.o., a subsidiary of a qualified investors' fund of the Invest Gate investment group, to purchase a residential complex in Jince. The transaction is legally complete, and final preparations for handing over the building to its new owner are now underway. Invest Gate's original plan to build a senior resort was transformed into a project providing housing for active soldiers directly at their place of service.

CTP has expanded CTPark Česká Lípa in the Czech Republic with a new 11,500 sqm facility for auto glass maker Saint-Gobain's Sekurit Service. The site will serve as a European distribution hub, supporting the delivery of replacement glass to Saint-Gobain distribution centres across the continent. The centre will package finished products and dispatch them to warehouses in individual European countries, cutting supply times and improving the efficiency of moving goods between the factory and final distribution.

Czech fund Aurelia has acquired office buildings Trimaran and City Element, in Prague, from PIMCO Prime Real Estate, for an undisclosed sum.

SHD Real Estate is unveiling its residential development, Lipno Vista, with construction scheduled to start in H2 2026. The project will comprise 179 residential units across more than 16,000 sqm, on the shores of Lipno, the largest lake in the Czech Republic.

UDI Group has obtained a building permit for Building A of its SIDE Smíchov Living project. The project in Prague's Smíchov district enters the implementation phase following the building permit for Building B. Building A is the second of three planned buildings, with construction expected to start in Q2 2027.

The proximity to metro stations is one of the main factors influencing the price, availability and attractiveness of office space in Prague, accoding to a recent analysis by Colliers. The highest rents near Prague metro stations are found in the city centre, where prices for premium office space reach up to €30 per sqm per month. In the wider city centre, the highest rents go up to €22, and on the city outskirts, up to €16.50 per sqm per month. Differences between individual locations are becoming more pronounced, based not only on distance from the city centre, but also on building quality, the age of the office stock and the current supply of available space.

The share of tenant-favourable markets is expected to fall from the current 52% to 33% by 2029. This is being driven by declining vacancy and limited supply of space as the share of landlord-favourable markets is set to rise from 26% to 39% in 2029, according to Cushman & Wakefield's report, which analyses 135 logistics markets worldwide,

Office markets across the six largest CEE capital cities, Prague, Warsaw, Budapest, Bucharest, Bratislava, and Sofia, have entered a new phase characterized by a severe supply crunch.

The qualified investors' fund Luxent Fund SICAV, with its real estate subfund, has purchased two apartment buildings in Prague 2 – Nové Město. The fund recently also acquired an apartment unit in Prague 4 – Hodkovičky and is in talks over further opportunities, including in Prague 1 and 5, Praha-východ, Kolín and Hradec Králové.

Electronics outlet operator IPrice-RECARE has leased nearly 29,000 sqm at VGP Park Vyškov, where it will consolidate its logistics and administrative capacity.