YIT has completed the third residential stage of Tornio, which expanded the multifunctional complex Lappi Hloubětín in Prague 9 with 79 new apartments. Almost half of the units are currently sold out.

Companies with expiring lease contracts are increasingly preferring renegotiation to move to new premises. One of the reasons is the high office fit-out costs, as the outcome of Cushman & Wakefield’s annual EMEA Fit Out Cost Guide is showing.

Geosan Development is launching another series of apartments in the Radimova Břevnov Residence in Prague 6. The developer has sold over 60% of the apartments in the project so far.

YIT's Happi Milánská project in Horní Měcholupy in Prague 15 has been approved for use by authorities. The company built the project using a system of prefabricated concrete elements.

Design and construction consulting office Obermeyer Helika has completed and handed over the documentation for the construction of the Semerínka residential project in Prague 5 Radlice developed by Crestyl. The construction of the project has started.

Construction work on a record number of public buildings is planned by the Czech capital city this year. In addition to the city, the state is also participating as an investor in more than a dozen projects in the field of transport infrastructure or public space. The total investment costs of individual projects are reaching almost CZK 50 billion (€1,97 billion).

PSN has reached a milestone in base building construction at the Ahoj Vanguard development project in Modřany, Prague. Close to the apartment building, the conversion of the former Microna factory into Vanguard loft housing is also nearing completion.

More than 80 architectural studios from all over the world have entered the competition for the Revoluční 30 project in Prague. The winning design has been chosen out of the six finalists.

The Prague municipality is offering Komerční banka (KB) CZK 3.65 billion (€143,865 million) for the building on the corner of Wenceslas Square and Štěpánská Street, reports Newstream.cz.

The Máj department store, whose reconstruction has been running since July 2022, is planning its reopening to the public in June 2024, reports E15.cz.