UBM Development Czechia has completed the structural frame of its Rezidence Na Plzeňce residential project in Prague 5, near Smíchov railway station. The building is being constructed on a former brownfield site and is contributing to the gradual transformation of this part of the city. Completion is planned for the second half of 2027.

Czech developer PSN is to reconstruct a historic building on Strossmayerovo náměstí in Prague, converting it into 21 residential units under the name Rezidence Strossmayer. The project will also include two non-residential units on the ground floor. Residents are expected to move in from the fourth quarter of 2029.

An investment fund from the WOOD & Company group has become a joint venture partner in two residential phases of the Vydrica development in Bratislava's historic city centre, beneath Bratislava Castle. Through its WOOD & Company Realitní OPF fund, the group has acquired a 50% stake in the two phases, while developer Lucron continues to oversee preparation, construction and apartment sales.

Demand on the Hungarian residential market has declined following the closure of the Otthon Start subsidised loan scheme. According to data from the Duna House network, the number of property viewings in early November fell by approximately 40% per working day compared with the beginning of October, while the company's demand index was 20–25% lower over the same period.

Bucharest and Ilfov County accounted for 26.1% of all real estate transactions recorded in Romania in October 2026, according to data from the National Agency for Cadastre and Land Registration (ANCPI). Bucharest registered 11,086 properties sold, while Ilfov County recorded 3,462 transactions, together totalling 14,548 deals. The figures come despite a 4.8% year-on-year decline in the number of properties traded nationally compared to October 2025.

One United Properties, a Romanian investor and developer listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange, has become a partner in ORA by Casa Tua, a 77-storey mixed-use residential tower in Miami's Brickell district, alongside Fortune International Group. The move marks ONE's entry into the Miami real estate market and extends its US presence following earlier investments in the Nashville metropolitan area, Tennessee.

Czech investment group RS Group is launching one of its largest residential developments, ELEMENT Malesice, in the Malešice district of Prague. The mixed-use building on Počernická street, located five minutes' walk from Malešický park, will offer more than 200 new apartments, with presales now open.

The residential property market of the Kyiv metropolitan region between 2021 and 2026 has become a measure of how conflict reshapes the economic and spatial organisation of a large urban agglomeration. Migration, security risks and disrupted infrastructure are changing perceptions of what makes housing attractive, shifting the balance of supply and demand between the capital city and its surrounding area.

Matexi Polska has received an occupancy permit for the second and final phase of its Sady Żoliborz development in Warsaw, allowing the handover of keys to buyers to begin. A small number of units remain on sale, including two-room and five-room apartments.

Poland’s increasingly mature residential market is pushing developers to respond to more demanding buyers and explore new types of projects. Carlos de León, General Manager of Acciona Nieruchomości, discusses expansion beyond Warsaw, the potential of urban regeneration and the challenges created by limited development land and planning constraints.