"The Isola, office building located in Prague’s Pankrác district and part of the Generali Real Estate portfolio, is set to welcome a major new tenant. BDO Czech Republic s.r.o. (hereinafter “BDO”), a leading provider of audit, tax and advisory services, has leased more than 4,100 sq m of office space in the building. The new headquarters will support the company’s continued growth while bringing together employees currently based at two separate locations in Prague under one roof. The transaction was brokered by Savills, which is also providing comprehensive project management services for the fit-out of BDO’s new offices. Completion of the Isola building is scheduled for the end of 2026, with BDO expected to move in during the third quarter of 2027."

"Since the beginning of the year, Savills Property Management team has secured new mandates covering almost 275,000 sq m, bringing the total area of properties under management to over 1.1 million sq m. The newly managed properties are part of portfolios owned by AXELOR Group, Raiffeisen investiční společnost, EQT Real Estate and six other clients operating across logistics and industrial properties, offices, retail parks and shopping centres, hotels, residential buildings and data centres."

"Investment volumes in commercial real estate in the Czech Republic reached almost €1.14 billion in the first half of 2026. The residential sector played a significant role, becoming the second strongest investment segment. Investment activity in the sector was significantly supported by Wood & Company’s acquisition of 760 rental apartments in Písnice in Prague, which remains the largest investment transaction on the Czech market so far this year. According to Savills, the limited supply of large residential portfolios highlights the growing interest of institutional investors in the sector."

"As part of its continued expansion in CEE, Savills has strengthened its Slovak team by appointing experienced real estate professional Naďa Kováčiková. With more than 15 years of experience in the industrial real estate and development sectors, Naďa joined Savills Slovakia as Head of Leasing & Business Development."

"Savills plc today announces its unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2026."

"The cities leading the way in AI – and other advanced, research-intensive innovations such as quantum computing, nanotechnology and biotech – are enjoying a significant economic boost. Our Savills Deep Tech Index analyses the top 15 cities where real estate markets are already benefiting from this growth. Savills research shows that the economies of these Deep Tech cities have grown 0.9 percentage points a year faster than the countries they are located in over the past decade. Savills expects this trend to continue."

"Brings together one of the leading international real estate advisors with the preeminent global real estate investment bank. "

"According to Savills analysis of the Czech market for Small Business Units (SBUs), demand for small industrial units for lease continues to significantly outpace supply. As of March 2026, the vacancy rate stood at just 4.1%, with available space recorded in only four regions across the country. In Prague, newly available units are being leased almost immediately. Provided all projects currently under construction are delivered by year-end as planned, the market is expected to see 46,900 sq m of new SBU completions in 2026, making it the second-strongest year on record for the sector, surpassed only by the record year of 2007. For the purposes of this analysis, Small Business Units (SBUs) are defined as Grade A industrial properties offering individual units with a maximum gross leasable area (GLA) of 1,000 sq m."

"The Czech Republic ranked seventh out of 54 countries in the Savills Nearshoring Index 2026, while also securing fourth place in Europe. The Index assesses the attractiveness of countries for manufacturing companies seeking to relocate production closer to consumers (nearshoring) and diversify their supply chains in response to economic and geopolitical uncertainty. Ahead of the Czech Republic in the overall ranking were Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Austria, the United Kingdom and Portugal."

"According to the latest analysis by Savills, the Czech Republic ranks among the most attractive investment markets within the European Union. In recent years, the domestic market has demonstrated strong investor activity and record transaction volumes in commercial real estate. This robust investment momentum has continued into this year, indicating another above-average year for the market."