Hellenic Properties, a Greece-focused real estate investment and development firm, has completed €135 million in property investments over the past 24 months, bringing its total track record to €200 million across 14 projects. The milestone follows the formalisation of a strategic partnership with Vamare Investments Group, a Greek family office. The company is targeting a portfolio exceeding €500 million in Gross Development Value by 2030.

North-East Romania has an increasingly important role to play in the economic transformation of the wider region. Positioned at the intersection of Romania, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, the region has the opportunity to become a significant gateway for investment, infrastructure development, industrial growth and future reconstruction.

Property Forum’s first EastGate Investment Showcase, held on 15 September, brought together investors, business leaders, financial institutions, public authorities and regional decision-makers at the Palace of Culture in Iași to explore how Northeast Romania and the wider Romania-Moldova-Ukraine corridor can translate its strategic position into investable opportunities. The event created a new meeting point between international capital and regional stakeholders, with discussions ranging from infrastructure and energy to real estate, logistics and Ukraine’s reconstruction. EastGate’s objective extends beyond the event itself: the initiative will continue with the development of the EastGate Investment Pipeline 2027, aimed at identifying and preparing concrete opportunities for investors.

LCP Poland, part of M Core, has completed the acquisition of Galeria Chełm from Equilis and Acteeum. The transaction value was not disclosed. The purchase adds more than 17,000 sqm of retail space and 55 tenants to LCP Poland's portfolio.

More than 90% of European investors plan to maintain or increase their capital allocation to hotel assets this year, according to CBRE's European Hotel Investor Intentions Survey 2026, conducted among more than 70 institutional and private investors between February and March 2026. Around 31% expect a significant increase, with favourable total return prospects cited as the primary driver by a third of respondents. Prague has risen in the rankings to share 7th place among Europe's most attractive cities for hotel investment, alongside Copenhagen, Rome, Geneva and Athens.

Zagreb Property Forum 2026 takes place on 17th September at the Hilton Garden Inn Zagreb, bringing together investors, developers, hoteliers and technology innovators for a full day of discussion on the state of Southeast European real estate. The event opens with a look at the region's macroeconomic backdrop, followed by a series of panels examining capital markets, hospitality investment and the growing role of technology in the sector.

Essendi has sold the Sofitel Warsaw Victoria hotel to DeSilva Group as part of an ongoing portfolio management strategy. The transaction reflects Essendi's broader repositioning towards owned hotels in the economy and midscale segments across Europe.

Martley Capital Group has launched Amber, a joint venture backed by institutional capital, targeting last mile and urban industrial assets across Poland. The platform aims to build a portfolio of approximately €200 million in gross asset value over the next 12 to 24 months and has been seeded with two initial acquisitions in Upper Silesia.

Cordia Romania, a member of Futureal Group, has appointed Concelex as general contractor for Centropolitan, a residential development under construction near Alba Iulia Square in Bucharest. The project represents a continuation of a partnership between the two companies that began with PARCULUI20, a 485-apartment scheme delivered between 2019 and 2023 in the Expoziției area.

Panattoni has leased nearly 20,000 sqm of industrial space at Panattoni Park Wałbrzych to an e-commerce company, marking another collaboration between the two parties. The tenant will use the facility to manage operations across European markets, adding a further location in Lower Silesia to its network.