CTP has delivered a 56,000 sqm distribution centre for LPP Logistics at CTPark Bucharest West, completing the project in under a year from the signing of the lease agreement. The facility is now operational and will support LPP Group's supply chain across South-Eastern Europe, serving stores in Romania, Bulgaria and Greece, as well as the continued growth of the fashion brand Sinsay. Situated adjacent to LPP Logistics' e-commerce fulfilment centre opened in late 2025, the two buildings together form a logistics hub handling both bricks-and-mortar retail and online orders.

Gránit Pólus Group has closed a €290 million green loan refinancing of the Westend building complex in Budapest, described as the largest real-estate refinancing transaction in Hungary in the past five years and a record for a single property. The financing is provided by a bank consortium led by Erste Bank Hungary and Erste Group Bank AG, and comprising UniCredit Bank and K&H Bank.

Water scarcity is no longer limited to historically dry regions of Southern Europe. According to the European Drought Observatory, drought conditions intensified across France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Romania and the United Kingdom in June 2026. Low water levels in German rivers are affecting shipping and industry, while England's 2025 drought led to water restrictions for millions of people and historically low reservoir levels.

YIT Czechia has completed the approval process for the first phase of its Portti Kladno residential project. Two buildings with 85 flats designated for cooperative housing and two retail units are planned to be handed over to the investor – the Portti Kladno Housing Cooperative – during the summer. YIT is continuing construction and sales of the second phase, offering 102 flats for private ownership, with completion planned for autumn.

Sustainability criteria are playing an increasing role when banks finance real estate projects in Romania, while buildings that meet green finance standards can obtain better terms. These are the findings of a study carried out by Colliers on the local market, based on responses from four commercial banks, which together hold more than half of the Romanian banking system's assets, and two multilateral development banks active in the real estate sector. The clearest rule identified for new buildings is the NZEB-10% standard, applied by all institutions analysed. All six require the primary energy demand of a new building to be at least 10% below the national NZEB threshold, and a project that does not meet this standard may still be financed, but the loan will generally not be classified as green finance.

Revetas Capital has acquired Reschgasse 20, a commercial building in Vienna's Meidling district permitted for conversion into 90 residential apartments for sale. The transaction is the first investment under Pearl, Revetas' newly launched DACH living platform, through which the firm intends to pursue residential opportunities across the region.

Industrial developer CTP is expanding its footprint in Hungary with its first development in the southern part of the country, located in Pécs.

Czech fund Aurelia has acquired office buildings Trimaran and City Element, in Prague, from PIMCO Prime Real Estate, for an undisclosed sum.

SHD Real Estate is unveiling its residential development, Lipno Vista, with construction scheduled to start in H2 2026. The project will comprise 179 residential units across more than 16,000 sqm, on the shores of Lipno, the largest lake in the Czech Republic.

Peakside Capital Advisors has started construction of Building B within the City Point Targówek complex, an urban logistics and light industrial park within the city limits of Warsaw. The facility will deliver more than 12,400 sqm of warehouse and light industrial space, addressing demand from businesses seeking flexible operational units in well-connected urban locations.