YIT Czechia has completed the second phase of its Portti Kladno residential project in Kladno, delivering 102 freehold apartments ranging in size from 28 to 99 sqm, with layouts from studio to four-bedroom. Every unit includes a balcony, terrace or front garden, along with a cellar, parking space, a pram store and an outdoor area for washing bicycles and dogs.

Speculation has intensified over a possible sale of Tesco's operations in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, with the Financial Times reporting that the Schwarz Group, which operates the Lidl and Kaufland chains, is expected to make an offer for the Czech and Slovak businesses. Dutch retailer Ahold Delhaize and Polish discounter Biedronka are also named among potential bidders. 

Romania's four main university cities, Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Iași and Timișoara, account for more than 361,000 students, representing 62% of the national total, yet combined public and private student accommodation across the four cities totals only around 80,000 beds. That equates to one bed for every 4.5 students, according to data compiled by Cushman & Wakefield Echinox. Of the identified stock, approximately 94% of beds are in public university halls, with the remaining 6% in privately developed student accommodation.

Czech investment and development company Passerinvest Group is raising asking rents across all its office buildings at Brumlovka and Nové Roztyly in Prague, including projects under preparation. The company is introducing a uniform increase of €1 per sqm per month in response to a shift in the interest rate environment.

P3 Logistic Parks has appointed Jakub Pelikán as Head of Land Acquisition and Development for the Czech Republic. Pelikán previously held the role of Head of Development at the company, and his expanded remit will now include identifying and acquiring strategic land plots for future projects and further developing P3's logistics portfolio in the country.

Prologis has signed a lease agreement with GEM Logistics s.r.o. for over 5,000 sqm at DC2 in Prologis Park Brno-Syrovice, near Brno in South Moravia. The Czech transport and logistics company will use the facility as a distribution centre for smaller consignments and orders handled by delivery vans, with operations characterised by a high frequency of vehicle movements and a need for fast shipment handling.

The appearance of industrial parks in the Czech Republic is changing, with developers investing not only in technical specifications but also in architecture, green spaces and employee amenities, according to an analysis by Colliers. Facades are increasingly adorned with greenery, artworks or motifs referencing local history. For example, the main facade of a distribution centre at Panattoni Park Cheb features a motif of houses from the city's historic centre, with a facade measuring nearly 700 metres in length and 15 metres in height. Brownfield sites are also being adapted, with some preserving original industrial elements such as exposed brickwork or steel beams.

A survey of employees working at the Brumlovka office district in Prague has found that 96% are satisfied with the location, with the share describing themselves as "definitely satisfied" rising from 23% in 2016 to 47% in 2026. The research, now in its seventh wave since 2001, was conducted by agency STEM/MARK for developer Passerinvest Group between May and June 2026 and drew 2,822 completed responses from 12,350 people contacted, a return rate of 23%.

RC Europe is preparing to develop RC Zone Přerov, a new industrial park located approximately 300 metres from a D1 motorway exit, between Brno and Ostrava. The project, which has received a final and binding building permit, will comprise three buildings with a total leasable area of approximately 48,400 sqm, intended primarily for manufacturing and related warehousing. Construction is scheduled to begin in autumn 2026, with delivery expected in phases over 12 to 14 months. Total investment will exceed CZK 1 billion.

Deka Immobilien Investment GmbH has appointed White Star Real Estate (WSRE) as property manager of Forum Gliwice, a retail and leisure centre in Silesia. From September 2026, WSRE takes on property management and marketing responsibilities in addition to its existing leasing role, meaning a single team now oversees all key areas of the centre's operations.