The European property market has begun to adapt to new conditions. The latest data, based on a survey in 28 countries across Europe, has clearly confirmed this, according to the 14th edition of the Deloitte Property Index.

Pressburg Tower Property, affiliated with the Czech investment group Core Capital, is expecting a valid decision from the EIA process for a residential building in the Mlynské Nivy district in Bratislava to be issued soon, reports yimba.sk.

Accolade Industrial Fund has obtained a loan of €28 million from the Slovak Tatra Banka for the refinancing of Accolade Funds Park Košice Airport, i.e. for the long-term holding of the buildings and further development of the park, reports dnoviny.cz.

The CEE commercial real estate market experienced a significant rebound in H1 2025, with total investment volumes across the five key CEE markets reaching nearly €5 billion, Knight Frank reports.

Finep has launched the sale of two residential projects in Bratislava, Danubius Two, the developer's tallest building in history, and Danubius Lofts, housing in a renovated historic Cvernovka factory building.

The Millhaus residential project developed by Immocap together with WOOD & Company, has reached the full construction height of the base building. More than 110 of 149 units have already been sold.

The establishment of a new state office or the relocation of an existing one to new premises usually attracts the attention of journalists and the real estate market. The establishment of the Slovak Ministry of Tourism and Sports was no exception, reports sme.sk. The fact is that no state office today pays more for a square meter of office space.

Since the announcement of planned skyscrapers in the vicinity of Slovakia's first skyscraper, Eurovea Tower, in Bratislava, at the end of 2024, JTRE has been working on their design with the Dutch office KCAP. JTRE has confirmed that the construction is almost certain, although the project has undergone significant changes, reports yimba.sk.

Industrial developer CTP said its gross rental income for H1 2025 reached €367.2 million, marking a 14.4% year-on-year increase, while signing 1 million sqm of new leases, an 11% increase compared to H1 2024.

In Slovakia, €418 million was invested in real estate in the first half of 2025, comprising a total of 11 separate transactions. This represents a significant 170% increase compared to last year, according to CBRE's report.