The mixed-use complex Lake Station in Nové Mesto in Bratislava by Intrade Asset Management has managed the EIA process extremely quickly, reports Yimba.sk. Dominant towers are planned on the former brownfield near the railway station.

Development group Crestyl has presented the new Kappa residential building on Prague's Hagibor next to the Želivského metro station. The construction of the fifth apartment building within the Hagibor project is starting at the beginning of 2025, with completion scheduled for 2027.

Shay Baruch has taken over the role of LivUp CEO, succeeding Roee Shamir, who has decided to pursue new career challenges after completing a duration of 7 years at this position. 

The new design of Nový Žižkov Centre has revealed the most significant change of replacing the original design of 3 towers reaching a height of 100 metres with only one centrally located undulating tower. The investor of this project in Prague 3 is the Czech residential builder Central Group.

Rustom Vickers, Vice President & Head of Development at Blueground, has talked to Property Forum about the “flexible living” rental model, the changes in the rental market in the post-pandemic era and the expansion plans in the CEE region.  

In the foreseeable future, the centre of Bratislava should expand to the right bank of the Danube River. The key project, Nové Lido by J&T Real Estate, entered the first part of permitting, informs Yimba.sk.

Nová Merina in Trenčín is a project that has brought together the original investor Occam Real Estate and the city in the development efforts. Now a new investor, WOOD & Company, is entering the project.

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.

The Pri Mlynoch project in Bratislava has been associated with a long wait for permits, although located in an important transformational area of ​​Mlynské Nivy. But now its developer Iuris has marked an important milestone and moved closer to realisation, reports Yimba.sk.

The mixed-use Residence Stodolní by developer Linkcity is replacing a complex of dilapidated buildings in the existing central development right next to the Plato modern art gallery in Ostrava. The whole area is transforming thanks to a new pedestrian zone with greenery as a joint investment of the city and the developer.