Panattoni is constructing another build-to-order facility for Danfoss, a global leader in heating, cooling, industrial automation and electric drives. The modern production and warehouse facility spans approximately 22,500 sqm in Tuchom, with construction scheduled for completion this spring.

The fourth quarter of 2025 marked the best period in a decade for Poland's retail real estate market. Retail parks led growth as developer activity surged and vacancy rates remained stable, according to a report by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland.

The Tri-City office market ended 2025 with total stock exceeding 1.067 million sqm. Despite no new supply delivered last year, demand remained stable at 113,800 sqm, resulting in a vacancy rate drop to 11.9%, according to a report by Savills.

Wing has successfully closed its €100 million bond programme launched last year with substantial oversubscription. The final tranche, with a nominal value of €34.8 million, attracted purchase orders totalling €57.64 million at a fixed annual interest rate of 6%.

LemonTree has completed the sale of two warehouse buildings from the first phase of the Booster Zabrze complex to Vestas Investment Management Europe. The transaction, backed by Korean capital, is valued at over €120 million and includes a commitment to acquire the second phase upon completion.

Investors in CEE are entering 2026 with higher activity than their Western European counterparts, according to a new survey conducted by CBRE.

Atal has started sales of 215 apartments in the fourth and final phase of the Ogrody Andersa estate in Gliwice, which is slated for completion in Q2 2027.

Industrial developer Panattoni has secured €26.5 million financing from Santander Bank Polska for the construction of two warehouses as part of the Panattoni Park Warsaw North III complex in Nadma.

The Warsaw office market closed 2025 with strong tenant demand and a notable drop in vacancy rates, according to a report by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland, which finds that the market was shaped by a surge in lease renewals, active transaction activity in the final quarter, and new supply focused in central areas.

Data has become mission-critical to real estate fund management, shaping investment decisions, operations, regulatory compliance and investor confidence. Yet many European real estate managers still rely on fragmented systems, inconsistent standards and legacy processes that prevent data from being used effectively. The result is growing operational friction and a narrowing path to alpha, writes Sylwia Toczyska, Enterprise Account Management at Vistra Fund Solutions, in an article for Property Forum.