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Accolade Industrial Fund has obtained a loan of €28 million from the Slovak Tatra Banka for the refinancing of Accolade Funds Park Košice Airport, i.e. for the long-term holding of the buildings and further development of the park, reports dnoviny.cz.

The CEE commercial real estate market experienced a significant rebound in H1 2025, with total investment volumes across the five key CEE markets reaching nearly €5 billion, Knight Frank reports.

VGP NV has announced the results for the first half of 2025. The company has booked an increase in pre-tax profit and a record number of rental contracts.

7R has announced the appointment of Jiří Duchoň as the new Managing Director for the Czech Republic. With nearly five years at 7R and a career in the Czech real estate sector, Jiří is bringing extensive experience and expertise to his new role.

While foreign funds are hesitant, domestic Czech capital is not afraid of large acquisitions: from luxury hotels to office complexes. The share of Czech investors in total transactions has reached 78%. Overall, the Czech commercial real estate market posted its strongest half-year results since 2017, according to Colliers' latest report.

P3 Ostrava Central has been built on a brownfield site in the Vítkovice quarter and has been benefiting from a strategic location near the main transport arteries in Ostrava. Brainmarket, a company focused on healthy nutrition and dietary supplements, has selected this industrial and commercial district as its new base.

Redstone has announced a new company coming to the East Park Olomouc to become an anchor tenant in a newly constructed hall. This is the largest new transaction of 2025 in the Olomouc region in the Czech Republic.

Reico Investment Company EAM has announced the opportunity to invest in residential rental housing as of August 20, 2025, to qualified investors primarily from the Erste Private Banking segment. The subscription period is set until September 30, 2025.

Only 14% of office buildings across the Prague market have achieved an Energy Performance Certificate in class A or B, with older properties having a higher probability of being classified in lower energy performance classes. An internal Savills survey, covering dozens of properties, has revealed that a significant proportion of Prague’s office stock is facing the need for modernisation. 

Although the vacancy rate for Prague offices has been falling, construction activity has intensified during Q2 2025, with four projects launched, according to a survey by Colliers.