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The Brno residential real estate market has had a hot summer. Q3 has brought further growth and record sales. The episode of economic uncertainty is ending, reports Trikaya in its Q3 2024 analysis of the residential market in Brno.

The EHQ mixed-use complex in the Mlynské Nivy quarter in Bratislava, developed by Immocap, has received a positive standpoint from the Bratislava Municipality. This important milestone enables the developer to continue in the permitting process.

Prime Kapital has started the development of close to 600 apartments in Bucharest and Iași following the completion of 700 residential units in both cities.

Living, Wing’s residential development arm, has completed Kassák Terrace, the third phase of Kassák Project in District 13 of Budapest, featuring 246 apartments.

Speedwell has started the construction of the last building of its Triama Residence project in Bucharest.  

The first larger building that is only intended for rental was opened within the Belgrade-based Skyline project in April and is already over 30% rented, which is a good rate of rental for buildings of this type, according to an opinion of Cordon consultants. 

JLL's forecast for Q3 2024 new flat sales in major markets in Poland has proven accurate, with most cities experiencing a downturn compared to Q2 2024. The number of transactions across the six main markets reached approximately 9,200 units, marking a 6.9% quarter-over-quarter decline. This slowdown was mirrored in new supply, with only 12,600 units launched for sale across these markets. JLL experts provide a comprehensive overview of the residential market conditions in Q3 2024.

Romanian developer Cityring Property is exploring a new residential development on a land plot of 6.5 hectares in northern Bucharest close to Atria Urban Resort, where it launched the last development phase.

The construction of the Millhaus residential building, which Immocap is developing with the financial group Wood & Company in the Nivy zone in Bratislava, has exceeded the ground level. At this stage of construction, more than half of the residential units have already been sold to their owners. 

Romania’s residential market recorded around 26,000 new home completions during H1 2024, down 20% over the same period of last year, according to Colliers data.