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Investment in Czech offices, industrial sites, and retail properties is rapidly rising, with this year on track to deliver the strongest results in nearly a decade.
Investors have spent about 2.5 billion euros (around 60.8 billion CZK) on Czech offices, warehouses, and shopping centers in the first nine months of this year, a 58% increase compared to last year. Total investment volumes are expected to reach up to 3.75 billion euros by year-end, which would mark the strongest performance since 2016–2017.
In the third quarter alone, transactions amounted to roughly 9 billion CZK, with Czech investors accounting for most deals as they continue to acquire assets previously held by foreign owners. Office properties remain the most sought-after segment, followed by industrial and logistics buildings. Significant recent transactions include the sale of the River Garden II–III office complex in Prague and an industrial park near České Budějovice. Additional major deals in offices, retail, and property portfolios are anticipated in the final quarter of the year.
Source: CzechDaily
Prepared by the team of foreign offices CzechTrade Osaka and Tokyo