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02
Feb
2022
Feb
2022
Prague starts reconstruction of iconic Industrial Palace
Thirteen years after the fire in 2008, the large Industrial Palace in Prague has begun renovation. Its reconstruction began on 1 February this year and should be completed within three years. According to the Czech Press Agency, the cost of the reconstruction is expected to be CZK 2.64 billion. The reconstruction will be carried out by a consortium led by Metrostav, Prague's City Hall announced.
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17
Nov
2021
Nov
2021
Wing to rebrand Budapest shopping centre
The former EuroCenter shopping centre, currently being rebuilt by Wing, will be renamed GOBUDA Mall after the renovation. The building will re-open in the spring of 2022 according to plans.
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03
May
2021
May
2021
CPI begins reconstruction of Budapest shopping centre
The interior of the Campona shopping centre in South Buda, owned by CPI Property Group, will be completely rebuilt by the end of 2021.
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01
Apr
2021
Apr
2021
Wing to start renovation of Budapest shopping centre
Hungarian developer Wing is set to start renovation works on the EuroCenter shopping centre in Budapest in the spring of 2021 with reopening scheduled for the spring of 2022. In addition to the international fashion brands, the shopping centre will offer its future visitors a diverse range of services, a renovated cinema, culinary experiences and a roof garden.
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19
Mar
2021
Mar
2021
Fidurock obtains building permit for Brno project
Czech-Dutch investment company Fidurock has obtained a building permit for the reconstruction of an apartment building in Brno.
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Latest news
- Big Poland acquires Power Park Kielce retail centre
- GTC rental revenue up 8% in 2025
- Bucharest hotels see strongest CEE revenue growth in 2025
- CTP reports record Q1 leasing activity up 83%
- Czech investors shift focus to rental housing and hotels
- Kuehne+Nagel occupies 10,500 sqm facility at Business Park Prague Airport II
- Prize by Radisson opens first Polish hotel in Gdańsk
- Cross-sector collaboration drives urban planning at Tilia Summit in Iași
- Warsaw-based Mennica Towers secures €160 million refinancing deal
- Riverside International School acquires Olympus HQ in Prague
New leases
- IAG GBS Poland, the shared services arm of the International Airlines Group (IAG), has finalised a lease renewal for 2,246 sqm of office space within the O3 Business Campus in Krakow. The decision to remain in the current location followed a comprehensive market analysis and workplace audit conducted by Savills.
- Golden Star Estate has secured two ground-floor tenants at its Warsaw-based Konstruktorska Business Center. 5 SENSES has signed as the new canteen operator, occupying 560 sqm of ground-floor retail space. Concurrently, CONTRACT Meble Biurowe has extended its commitment to the property. The firm, which has operated a publicly accessible showroom at the site since 2021, renewed its lease for 350 sqm on the ground floor.
- American retailer GAP entered the Romanian market at Fashion House Militari, followed by the launch of an Italian Stefanel store at Fashion House Pallady, with a further Stefanel location scheduled to open shortly in Militari.
New appointments
- Avison Young has strengthened its Polish leadership with three senior promotions. Patryk Błach ascends to Associate Director within the Investment Advisory Department. Kamil Głowienka has been named Senior Project Manager. Furthermore, Katarzyna Uzar becomes a Valuation and Innovation Specialist, tasked with integrating technological solutions and coordinating global departmental projects.
- Katarzyna Myjak has joined Axi Immo as Senior Business Advisory Manager, tasked with strengthening the company’s Industrial & Logistics business line.
- Czech investment group SCF has expanded its team by appointing Jan Simandl as Senior Leasing Team Leader. In this role, Simandl will oversee leasing activities across the company’s commercial property portfolio. He previously worked for CPI Property Group and CBRE.
