CTP has signed its first leases at CTPark Plzeň Kasárny. The project is transforming a nearly 65,000 sqm brownfield site into a modern business hub.

The REICO NEMOVITOSTNÍ Fund is adding another project to its residential rental housing portfolio – Stodůlky Residential in Prague. The fund has reached an agreement with the FINEP development group to purchase it. 

PPF Real Estate is buying the Prague Four Seasons Hotel on Veleslavínova Street in the Old Town, reports E15.cz. The transaction is being assessed by the Office for the Protection of Competition.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing a regional loan of up to €120 million to AFI Europe to support its development pipeline in Serbia, Poland, Romania, and Czechia. 

The Luxent Group, whose main pillar is the real estate agency Luxent – Exclusive Properties, has established a qualified investor fund, Luxent Fund SICAV registered by the Czech National Bank, with a real estate sub-fund.

EPG Group has opened a new arcade in the Varyáda shopping center in the Karlovy Vary region. The center is expanding with 17 new retail units, an information booth and a relaxation zone for customers. 

KKCG Real Estate Group and Alma Development have announced the first phase of the residential project Bydlení Meta Modřany in Prague 12. The renovation of the Chirana factory building is bringing the concept of compact urban housing in the form of lofts.

The Municipal Court in Prague has approved the reorganisation plan of the bankrupt company Arca Investments, drawn up by the creditor IFIS investiční fond. The information has been published in the insolvency register, reports E15.cz. 

Jakub Kodr, Managing Director of CTP Czech Republic, recently sat down with Property Forum to share insights on the company’s evolving strategy. From a stronger focus on manufacturing and high-tech industries to pioneering mixed-use developments, he outlined how CTP is embracing nearshoring, driving sustainable growth, and building value-focused urban ecosystems.

Investment and development company AFI has announced the appointment of Karin Shalev Shogol as CEO for the Czech Republic. Karin has replaced Doron Klein who will focus on other tasks and challenges related to AFI after fourteen years of successful leadership of the Czech team.