Interest in new housing in Bratislava is not waning, and real estate developers are responding to it by revising their projects. Several residential projects are planned in the vicinity of Lake Kuchajda in Bratislava. The investor duo Cresco Real Estate and Wood & Company have advanced in preparing the continuation of Lakeside Park and have received a zoning decision from the local authority, reports index.sme.sk.

Gránit Asset Management's residential division, Grandit Homes, has reached a 100% occupancy rate for its inaugural project just one year after entering the market. 

Prague councillors have approved the change in the city master plan necessary for the construction of a mixed-use skyscraper called Top Tower, to be built by Trigema near the Nové Butovice metro station, reports E15.cz.

Living's first residential development in Buda, Római Park, is progressing as scheduled, with the building structure for the 257-unit complex now complete. 

A Romanian investor with a substantial portfolio of commercial spaces has acquired half of the landmark Scala apartment building from the heirs of the Bragadiru family.

Resi4Rent has launched a new residential complex in Kraków’s Zabłocie district, offering 873 fully furnished apartments available on subscription-based rental contracts.

Property developer Homing Properties, specialising in the mid-to-high residential segment, has contracted Mantor General Contractor to begin construction on the first phase of the luxury residential project, Homing Village, located in Pipera, near Bucharest.

Romania is ranked fourth among European countries with the most affordable housing, according to the Deloitte Property Index 2025. 

CPI Europe AG has signed a non-binding letter of intent with Czech Property Investments, a.s., a subsidiary of CPI Property Group, for the acquisition of a residential property portfolio in the Czech Republic. The move follows the company’s new strategy announced on 14 August 2025.

As of September 1, 2025, the Budapest Government Office will roll out a new Electronic Real Estate Registry (E-ING). This initiative promises to eliminate paper-based processes, streamlining and speeding up property-related administration while also reducing costs.