Echo Investment has completed the structural works on two office buildings within the WITA mixed-use development in central Kraków. A traditional topping-out ceremony was held to mark the milestone, with completion of the entire complex scheduled for early 2026.

The mixed-use Ganz House is growing on a triangular plot of land in the immediate vicinity of the Eurovea shopping centre and the Slovak National Theatre. The developer JTRE has just completed the load-bearing structure of the building.

Gen Z is not rejecting the office but is instead calling for its fundamental redefinition, according to Colliers consultants.

Bucharest has cemented its position as one of Europe's most affordable business hubs, ranking fourth for prime office rents, according to the latest report from BNP Paribas Real Estate. 

CPI Property Group (CPIPG) has launched the next stage of modernisation at the Eurocentrum-Alfa office building in Warsaw, part of the Eurocentrum Office Complex. Following earlier investment in HVAC and building management systems, work is now beginning on a full refurbishment of the lobby area.

Romanian real estate company Bucur, controlled by Longshield Investment Group, has purchased the CSDA Siriului office project in northern Bucharest for an undisclosed sum.

CA Immo has announced that the Saski Crescent office building in Warsaw is now fully leased following the signing of new contracts with three companies, which together took 3,500 sqm of space. The property is now home to 12 tenants from different industries, while the ground floor hosts the BursztyNova Restaurant and Café, open to both employees and external visitors.

AFI Loft, AFI Romania's newest Class A office project in Bucharest, has achieved LEED Platinum certification.

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. 

Nearly 60% of Romanian employees believe their employers should do more to support both professional and personal development, according to a survey conducted by Genesis Property in the first half of 2025 on a nationally representative sample of 1,012 respondents.