European employees are returning to the office more slowly than their colleagues in other parts of the world. While working in-office four to five days a week is already...
The Industrial Research Forum has announced the Industrial Market Figures for Q3 2026 in the Czech Republic, reporting that modern industrial stock now exceeds 14 million sqm. Miroslav Kotek,...
Artificial intelligence is becoming one of the drivers of economic growth in Europe and is starting to shape the office real estate sector as well. According to the latest...
The modern retail market in Central and Eastern Europe has been evolving for three decades. A significant portion of retail real estate has now reached an age where it...
The Czech investment market posted exceptionally strong results for Q2 2026. According to the latest analysis by Colliers, total recorded investment volume reached approximately €1.02 billion across more than...
The appearance of Czech industrial parks is shifting away from grey warehouses surrounded by parking lots. According to an analysis by Colliers, developers are investing more and more not...
The current retail market is undergoing its most significant transformation since the advent of mass digitisation. Hybrid models that combine retail with elements of dining, services, work and community...
The National Heritage Institute has commenced operations at its new headquarters at the HOP office building in Warsaw. The new tenant has taken up nearly 3,800 sqm of space...
The Czech industrial and logistics real estate market remains stable despite the uncertain global economic situation. According to the latest analysis by Colliers, the total area of modern industrial...
Commercial real estate in Central and Eastern Europe has had a strong first half of the year. The volume of investment across six key markets reached €5.8 billion, confirming...
A recent analysis of the Prague office market by Colliers has once again confirmed that proximity to metro (subway) stations is one of the main factors influencing the price,...
Office markets in the six largest cities of Central and Eastern Europe—Prague, Warsaw, Budapest, Bucharest, Bratislava and Sofia—are entering a new phase of transformation. While demand for high-quality office...
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