Logistics company HAVI has leased 10,000 sqm of space to operate a logistics centre for storage and distribution of frozen and chilled products for its clients in Panattoni Business Park Kladno, which is being developed on the brownfield site of the former Poldi Kladno steelworks.

Prague ranks among European cities with the highest projected growth in flexible office space, driven by a shortage of new office buildings and growing corporate demand for services.

Penta Real Estate has emerged as a primary catalyst for the investment group’s performance in 2025, spearheading an international expansion that now includes major residential developments in the United Kingdom.   

The CEE-based markets recorded total transactions of approximately €11.8 billion in 2025, a 34% year-on-year increase and the strongest annual performance since 2019, according to a Cushman & Wakefield report.

Czech development and investment group Passerinvest has completed a public bond issue through Passerinvest Finance, raising the maximum possible amount of CZK 2.5 billion (€100 million). The issue was initially planned for CZK 1.5 billion (€61 million) but was increased due to strong investor demand.

7R has completed the issuance of Series D bonds with a nominal value of PLN 52 million (approximately €12.14 million). The bonds were issued for three years and bear interest at WIBOR 6M + 4.25%. The offering was subscribed by institutional investors and selected high-net-worth individual investors.

Czech real estate fund Wood & Company has bought the Royal Wilanów complex in Warsaw from Capital Park Group, in a deal worth more than €100 million. The building offers 37,000 sqm of lettable space and is fully commercialised.

CPI Europe has reported net profit of €513.5 million for 2025 versus €133.5 million in 2024, driven by positive revaluation results of €211.8 million influenced by market trends in yields and rents in the retail sector.  

Office construction in Czech regions is slowing down as developers increasingly focus on residential projects due to poor profitability without pre-leases or prime locations, according to a report by Colliers.

The Czech industrial real estate market closed 2025 with a record gross take-up of 2.07 million sqm, with Q4 alone reaching 642,000 sqm. However, behind these figures lies a divergence: while Prague and Brno remain stable, rents in Pilsen and Ostrava declined over the course of the year, finds an analysis by Prochazka & Partners.