Market Reports CEE

The investment volume achieved in 2016 totalled almost €1.2 billion with 46 transactions recorded in core CEE hotel investment markets. In comparison, 2015 reached just over €700 million with 45 transactions. Austria was the star performer with almost €800 million transacted, which made up 67% of the total investment volume. ...

Total commercial real estate investment across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) reached €4.4bn in Q4 2016, a 27% increase on a year ago. This took full year volumes for 2016 to just over €11bn, an 11% increase on 2015 (€9.9bn), bucking the wider trend across Europe and on the continent where volumes shrank year-on-year. Cushm...

According to a study by CBRE Prague has the most attractive high street in Central and Eastern Europe. Due to a lack of retail space, the high street in Prague has expanded to the adjacent streets of Pařížská, Na Příkopě and others. High activity in 2017 is expected and the arrival of new brands that are looking around Prague...

According to JLL, the CEE commercial real estate investment volume was ca. €12.56 billion in 2016. The full year breakdown saw Poland register an overall transactional volume share of 36%, followed by the Czech Republic (29%), Hungary (13%), SEE markets (8%), Romania (7%) and Slovakia (7%). Kevin Turpin, Head of CEE Research ...

According to the research report launched by Colliers International, 2016 reached the volume of €11.8bn in investment markets across the CEE region . Aside from Poland, investment flows in 2017 will be close to or higher than 2016’s. The Retail sector might see continued rental growth and high investment levels across the r...

According to Cushman & Wakefield, commercial real estate investment activity in the core Central European markets of Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania reached in the three quarters of 2016 €6.05 billion, a 37% increase y-o-y, albeit with reduced activity during the third quarter. Investment in the CE r...

Western Europe is not enough. International investors such as Savills IM, Corpus Sireo, KGAL or Benson Elliot have broadened their search for returns. This year has witnessed new players entering Central and Eastern European markets which, when combined with investments from the region's traditional players, has further incre...

According to a Office Market Review by Colliers International for the Baltic Region, gradual improvement of the Latvian retail market continued, driven by positive economic developments, albeit the pace slowed at the beginning of 2016. Demand was still ahead of supply in prime shopping centres as well as high street locations...

According to a Office Market Review by Colliers International for the Baltic Region, by the end of the first half of 2016, a total of 12,300 sqm of professional office premises were commissioned in several B Class projects, with additional completion of GLA 18,700 sqm expected by the end of 2016. During the first half of 2016...

According to a Industrial Market Review by Colliers International for the Baltic Region, after a significant stock increase in 2015, the development pipeline for the first half of 2016 was relatively limited, with just a single property completed. During the first half of the year total vacancy increased by almost three perce...

Investment into Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (excluding Russia) for H1 2016 registered a substantial increase (59%) compared to same period of last year, surpassing €5 billion. Expectations are that for the entire year, investment volumes will reach and exceed the record volumes of 2015, with all CEE countries...

According to Cushman & Wakefield, robust commercial real estate investment activity in the core Central European markets of Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania continued in the second quarter of 2016 and reached € 2.6 billion, a 56% increase on Q1. This has pushed volumes over the last twelve months to €...

According to JLL, the volume of real estate investment transactions concluded across Central and Eastern Europe* in H1 2016 amounted to approximately €5.1 billion. Poland accounted for €2.07 billion, followed by the Czech Republic (€950 million), Hungary (€910 million), Romania (€340 million) and Slovakia (€310 million). SEE ...

Investment into Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (excluding Russia) for H1 2016 registered a substantial increase (59%) compared to same period of last year, reaching almost €5 billion. Expectations are that for the entire year, investment volumes will reach and exceed the record volumes of 2015, with all CEE coun...

According to Cushman & Wakefield, strong investment activity in the core Central European markets of Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania continued in the first quarter of 2016, with €1.4 billion invested. The slight decrease in transaction volume of 5% compared to the corresponding period of 2015 was sma...

Investment into Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (excluding Russia) for Q1 2016 registered a slight decrease (6%) compared to same period of last year, reaching €1.84 billion. Expectations are that for the entire year, investment volumes will reach and exceed the record volumes of 2015, with all CEE countries expe...

Investment into Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (excluding Russia) for Q1 2016 registered a slight decrease (6%) compared to same period of last year, reaching €1.84 billion. Expectations are that for the entire year, investment volumes will reach and exceed the record volumes of 2015, with all CEE countries expe...

Investment funds such as Griffin Real Estate, Starwood, Union Investment and TPG are still very active in the CEE region and are increasingly looking for products in regional cities away from capitals. Undoubtedly, the BPO/SSC sector is a driving force for the development of office space in regional cities, which translates i...