Scallier has begun commercialisation of a retail park to be developed in Ruda Śląska-Kochlowice on Józefa Piłsudskiego Street. The project is being developed by Merkury and is scheduled to open in spring 2028. The scheme will offer approximately 6,580 sqm of leasable space and 111 parking spaces, on a site of more than one hectare surrounded by single-family and multi-family residential buildings.

Quantum Real has acquired a neighbouring plot of land in Gliwice, allowing an additional 20,000 sqm of warehouse space to be developed. The move will bring the total area of the Quantum Gliwice complex to over 60,000 sqm. LCube has joined as a shareholder in the project company, supporting the further development of the investment.

CA Immo recorded gross rental income of €104.8 million in the first half of 2026, down 16% year-on-year, reflecting a 16% reduction in leasable area following a high volume of property sales over the past 12 months. Net rental income fell 14% to €90.5 million, while EBITDA declined 15% to €76.3 million. Recurring earnings (FFO I) came in at €55.6 million, 12% below the prior-year figure of €62.9 million. The consolidated net result was €-1.4 million, compared with €31.3 million in H1 2025, with a market-driven revaluation loss of €53.7 million the primary drag. On the positive side, indirect expenses fell 11% to €18.5 million and financing costs dropped 26%, partly reflecting the repayment of a €350 million bond in October 2025 and a €150 million bond in March 2026. Looking ahead, CA Immo plans to continue to dispose of non-core assets in Austria and CEE

Romania's new Territorial Planning, Urbanism and Construction Code (CATUC) introduces principles that bring the country's regulatory framework closer to established European practices, according to Dan Craciunescu, founder of West Group, a company active in real estate development and construction in both Romania and Germany.

Construction of the Dornych mixed-use development in Brno, being built by developer Crestyl near the city's main railway station, has reached a new milestone. The foundation slab was completed in August, and the reinforced-concrete monolithic frame is now rising above ground level on several sections of the site. Construction remains on schedule, with completion planned for the end of 2027 and the opening of shops and services expected in the following months.

Zeitraum Student Housing reports near-full occupancy across its Prague portfolio ahead of the autumn semester, reflecting sustained demand for private student accommodation in the Czech capital. The company operates four residential buildings in Prague districts 3, 7 and 8 and is a subsidiary of Zeitgeist Asset Management, which manages €1.2 billion in assets across the Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Germany and Italy.

Romanian entrepreneurs Dragoș and Adrian Pavăl are expanding their investment in Switzerland with the acquisition of a 6,582 sqm plot adjacent to the Waldhaus Flims Wellness Resort for CHF 4 million, according to Romanian Hospitality Newsletter.

MLP Group recorded revenue of PLN 255.0 million (€60.0 million) in the first half of 2026, up 23% year on year, with rental income rising 34% to PLN 149.3 million (€35.1 million). EBITDA before revaluation grew 19% to PLN 126.0 million (€29.6 million), while net profit nearly doubled to PLN 156.4 million (€36.8 million). During the period, the group delivered 219,600 sqm of new space, bringing its total gross leasable area to 1.7 million sqm. Lease agreements covering approximately 97,700 sqm were signed in the first six months, generating €6.6 million in new annualised rent, and the vacancy rate remained below 5%.

Construction has been completed on REINO IO Piotrków BTS, a cross-dock transshipment centre of nearly 27,000 sqm in Piotrków Trybunalski, central Poland. The investor is Polish Logistics LLP (UK), managed by REINO IO Logistics. Kajima Poland handled design and general contracting under a design-and-build contract, with financing provided by BNP Paribas Bank Polska S.A. under a Green Loan structure compliant with LMA Green Loan Principles.

Romania's new Territorial Planning, Urbanism and Construction Code (CATUC) is set to reshape the real estate market through two key provisions: the cap on urban planning coefficients and the uncertainty surrounding the territorial infrastructure contribution, according to Crosspoint Real Estate.