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PSN has announced the launch of the sale of the first phase of the Brno Jedna residential project near the very centre of Brno. The first two buildings – Neon and Xenon – will offer a total of 188 units.

PSN is expanding its portfolio with new residential projects in Břevnov and Nusle in Prague offering modern living with a private sauna, fitness and investment opportunities.

PSN is starting the transformation of the Brno One brownfield in Plynárenská Street this year. In the course of the following years, it is going to turn into a modern urban district combining housing, spaces for work and leisure activities.

PSN has received the building use permit for the Ahoj Vanguard residential project in Prague's Modřany. The last units are currently available for purchase. The new owners are moving in at the beginning of 2025.

PSN has started the complete reconstruction of an apartment building in Prague 3 in Žižkov, where a total of 54 units will be created. 

The real estate market in the Czech Republic has recently been most influenced by the overall economic situation associated with current events in Europe including the war in Ukraine, expensive energy prices and high interest rates. According to 2023 PSN data in the residential segment, the situation is favourable for investor purchases.

PSN has completed the renovation of an apartment building from the 1930s. The BackYard Dejvice project in Prague has been targeted at the young generation and investors. The project is approved for use and is already sold out.

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.

According to 2023 reports, PSN has booked 23 purchase contracts with a total value of over CZK 1.3 billion (€52 million). The largest part is represented by 15 apartment buildings.

In 2024, PSN will begin a two-year reconstruction of the famous functionalist building in the centre of Pardubice. The first republican Grand Hotel, which served as a shopping centre for over 20 years, will now be transformed into a modern shopping centre with full preservation of the original legacy of the architect Gočár. The renovation is expected to cost €12.331 million, PSN estimates.