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Czech investment group Axelor has announced the strengthening of its real estate team. The expansion of the Aurelia fund is going to be led by British manager Fraser Watson as Head of Real Estate.

Sixteen brands entered the Czech retail market in the first six months of this year, fashion and gastronomy being the most common segments, according to the report by Cushman & Wakefield.

Zeitgeist Asset Management is deepening its cooperation with the Reico Nemovitostní investment fund, managed by the Reico Erste Asset Management investment company. Zeitgeist is taking over the complete management of another rental housing project. 

Industrial developer CTP has started the construction on the Czech Republic's first-ever two-storey industrial and logistics building. 

In an era of unprecedented market volatility, top real estate investment professionals gathered at Prague Property Forum 2025 to discuss the critical challenge of building resilient investment portfolios. Moderated by Tomáš Jandík from Crestpoint Capital Partners, the panel brought together experts from diverse investment backgrounds to unpack the complexities of modern real estate investment management.

Despite major divestments, the CPI Property Group has not managed to reduce its debt to the extent that rating agencies would return it to the investment grade, making its debts enormously more expensive. Due to increasing financial pressure, the owner is willing to consider buyout offers, according to six independent sources, reports e15.cz.

The planned district around Florenc and Masaryk Station has taken another step forward. Prague councillors have approved two key changes to the zoning plan and a contract on contributions from the developer on Thursday, reports E15.cz.

P3 logistic parks has created the conditions for an innovative presentation and sales area in P3 Prague Horní Počernice, offering a thousand cars directly in the industrial park.

Natland Investment Group has published unaudited financial results for 2024. The economic result, according to preliminary data, is approximately CZK 150 million (€6 million).

After a record-breaking year in 2023, when nearly 2.96 million sqm of industrial space had been in demand, the Czech industrial market has experienced a significant slowdown over the last year. Nevertheless, the first months of 2025 are suggesting a possible recovery, reports Cusman & Wakefield.