Wave Hotels, a new company within the Green House Development group, is entering the Polish hospitality market with a focus on acquiring existing hotels and resorts. The venture is led by Adam Sadowski and Andrzej Spychalski, who plan to draw on Green House Development's investment and development experience, alongside the operational expertise of group companies Green House HM and Solarento. Wave Hotels will also offer independent hotel owners professional management services, support in increasing revenue and assistance with optimising operating costs.

Develia has completed construction of Traugutta Vita, a mixed-use building in the Przedmieście Oławskie district of Wrocław. The four-storey development contains 48 residential units and 35 office spaces, with new owners set to receive keys shortly. The project sits within a regenerating area of the city and incorporates restored historic walls, supervised by a heritage conservation officer. The facade features decorative clinker brick and coloured glass balustrades.

Auto Partner, an automotive parts distributor operating across Europe, has leased 42,000 sqm of warehouse and office space at MLP Bieruń West, a logistics park under development in Upper Silesia near Tychy. The space includes approximately 600 sqm of office area, and handover is scheduled for September 2027. The deal is the largest lease agreement signed by MLP Group in 2026, with the park already around 75% leased ahead of completion. Once finished, MLP Bieruń West will offer a total of 56,300 sqm.

BIG Poland has opened BIG Olkusz, a fully let retail park of 13,500 sqm GLA in Olkusz, developed jointly with BOIG The Blue Ocean Investment Group. The scheme brings nine brands to the city for the first time, covering grocery, fashion, beauty and everyday essentials.

EPP has increased its equity interest in the joint venture that owns the M1 shopping centre portfolio in Poland to 59.4%. The shareholder structure has been simplified and a new investor, RMB Investments and Advisory Proprietary Limited (RMBIA), has joined the venture. The three shareholders are now EPP (59.4%), RMBIA (23.1%) and Redefine Europe (17.5%).

The total stock of modern industrial space for lease in the Czech Republic reached 14.03 million sqm at the end of Q3 2026, according to figures published by the Industrial Research Forum. Some 269,900 sqm of new warehousing space was delivered across nine industrial parks during the quarter, representing a 77% increase on the previous quarter and a 95% increase year-on-year. The largest completed project was the BMW distribution centre at Ostrava Airport Multimodal Park (125,700 sqm), followed by Garbe Park Klášterec and Ohří II (35,000 sqm) and CTPark Prague North (31,100 sqm), with the latter two fully leased upon completion.

INVESTIKA realitní fond, managed by Czech investment company INVESTIKA, has crossed the CZK 30 billion threshold in net asset value (NAV) for the first time in its history. The fund, which launched in September 2015, holds 65 properties across six European countries and positions itself as the largest non-banking real estate fund for retail investors in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

Harden Construction has completed more than 1.2 million sqm of industrial and warehouse space since its founding, the Polish general contractor has announced as it marks six years of activity. The company has delivered 37 buildings and currently has seven projects totalling nearly 300,000 sqm under construction.

Skanska Commercial Development Europe has completed the installation of 53 boreholes, each approximately 250 metres deep, beneath the foundation slab of its Nowy Rynek C office building in Poznań. The network will serve ground-source heat pumps as part of a system designed to allow the building to operate independently of the district heating network.

The western extension of Warsaw's metro Line M2, serving the new Lazurowa, Chrzanów and Karolin stations, is undergoing testing and is expected to open shortly. Analysis by property consultancy Walter Herz shows that more than half of Warsaw's office buildings already sit within 1.2 km of a metro station, and those buildings account for 61% of the city's total office stock. Office rents in buildings within that walking catchment area run €3 to €6 per sqm per month above those of comparable buildings outside it, with the premium reaching its peak for Class A properties.