Real estate investment in CEE: Market stabilisation and renewed momentum

In the October 2025 issue of Eurobuild Central & Eastern Europe, Wolf Theiss shares insights on the state of real estate investment across Poland and the broader CEE region. Contributing to the publication, Partner Tomasz Stasiak from the real estate and construction team in Poland, offers a detailed perspective on investor sentiment, deal activity and financing conditions.

He outlines a cautiously optimistic outlook for Poland’s commercial real estate sector, noting a strong H1 transaction count and a diverse mix of deals that signal renewed investor interest. His commentary also touches on broader regional developments, including the Czech Republic’s leading investment volume, Hungary’s recovery momentum, Slovakia’s return to typical market levels and continued activity in Serbia and Romania. He highlights the role of domestic capital, the impact of regulatory developments such as CRR3 and the evolving preferences of financial institutions. Key trends include the rise of sale and leaseback transactions, growing interest in logistics, retail parks and core office assets and the stabilisation of prime yields across asset classes.

Read the full article in Eurobuild CEE to explore Wolf Theiss’ perspective on the drivers of market activity and the outlook for real estate investment in Central and Eastern Europe.