The Czech Republic's commercial real estate market experienced a record-breaking 2025, driven by significant investment and a strong outlook for 2026. Discover key trends in office and industrial sectors, influenced by a growing demand for quality and sustainability, and learn how this dynamic market offers prime opportunities for businesses seeking new premises.
YIT has successfully completed the latest phase of its Suomi Hloubětín project in Prague 9, introducing new commercial units designed for businesses seeking prime locations. With a strong emphasis on sustainability and an expanding array of amenities, including an upcoming supermarket, these developments present compelling opportunities for companies looking to establish or expand their presence in a vibrant, growing district.
CBRE, a global leader in commercial real estate, announces a strategic move to bolster its investment advisory capabilities across Central and Eastern Europe with the appointment of Jakub Stanislav as Head of Hotel Investment for the CEE region. This development underscores CBRE's expanding market influence and the vibrant growth opportunities available for businesses seeking premium office or warehouse spaces throughout CEE.
The Czech real estate market experienced a dynamic 2025, marked by significant investments, ambitious new developments, and evolving regulatory landscapes. For businesses seeking prime office or industrial spaces, this year set the stage for abundant opportunities, particularly in key urban centers like Prague and Brno.
Penta Real Estate is investing 20 billion CZK into 'Florenc21,' a transformative mixed-use district in central Prague. This ambitious project on a former railway brownfield will deliver hundreds of modern apartments, state-of-the-art offices, hotels, and retail opportunities, strategically connecting Karlín with New Town. Businesses looking for a prestigious and well-connected address in Prague should take note of this significant development.
Leading developer Crescon continues its robust expansion, showcasing diverse project capabilities with significant new residential developments in Prague-Chodov and the Krkonoše mountains. While focusing on modern living, Crescon's latest initiatives also present strategic commercial opportunities, affirming its position as a versatile partner for businesses seeking prime real estate solutions across various sectors.
Discover CBRE's comprehensive forecast for the Czech commercial real estate market in 2026. Following a record year for investments in 2025, the market anticipates stable development, presenting unique challenges and opportunities for businesses seeking office, industrial, or logistics spaces across the Czech Republic.
PSN, a leading Czech real estate developer, has received official permission to proceed with the ambitious transformation of the former Koh-i-noor industrial complex in Prague's Vršovice district. While primarily a residential conversion, this development signifies PSN's continued investment in urban regeneration and its potential to introduce new service and commercial spaces, adding to its robust portfolio of office and retail properties across the capital.
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