Renegotiations have covered more than half of the leases in the office market in Bratislava in Q2 2025, and a third of the new leases are from the public sector, according to the analysis of data for Q2 2025 conducted by Bratislava Research Forum.

New housing demand has been affected lately by various fluctuations in Slovakia; nevertheless, residential development has proved to be an interesting segment, reports sme.sk. That is why dozens of projects with hundreds of new units are being implemented in Slovakia. Here is the list of the top 10 largest developments.

After an expected slowdown associated with the VAT increase in Q1 2025, the Bratislava residential market has picked up again, reports BuiltMind in cooperation with the consulting company Cushman & Wakefield.

The Slovak commercial real estate market experienced a record-breaking first half of 2025, with investment volumes exceeding €500 million. This figure surpasses the total transaction volume recorded in the entire year of 2024, confirms Cushman & Wakefield.

YIT Slovakia has announced the completion of the Zwirn office building, a part of the Zwirn project in Ružinov, Bratislava. More than 50 per cent of the space has already been occupied.

The Vydrica district in Bratislava is entering its next phase. The development company Lucron is launching the construction of the V4 residential building, in the heart of the renovated Podhradie, with a view of the Water Tower.

The Galata Group, which is working with the investment group DRFG on the Ister Tower project in Bratislava's downtown, has launched apartment sales, reports Yimba.sk. The developer is expecting the building permit to be issued soon.

Penta Real Estate Slovakia has started the sale and construction works of the new Bory Nádvorie residential phase in the Bratislava Bory district. 

Digital Park II in Bratislava from the Alto Real Estate portfolio has defended the highest rating for environmentally sustainable operation.

Czechs are increasingly combining travel with investment. They have been buying apartments or houses not only for their recreation, but also as a long-term investment of capital. Interest in foreign real estate has been growing for a long time, reports the real estate agency Philip & Frank.