The tenants of the properties in Vilnius, Dituva, and Utena are stores of the IKI retail chain, while the Klaipeda project will be leased to Lidl. The total additional leasable area of the developed properties will amount to nearly 11,000 square meters.
According to the company, the opening of the new retail park in Darlowo is planned for the 2027 summer holiday season. The investor behind the project is Medos.
The transaction involved the divestment of the existing retail asset together with a framework enabling the planned construction of a new, purpose-built development on the underlying land plot.
The Sky Park shopping center is one of Vinnytsia’s most prominent retail destinations, comprising approximately 30,000 square meters of space and hosting more than 150 Ukrainian and international tenants.
Mitiska REIM acquired Europa Centralna on behalf of the MEREP 3 fund, alongside a co-investment from EBRD, and last year agreed the sale of a 6.6-hectare land plot to Momentum Leisure.
The transaction covers a portfolio comprising eight retail parks and four single-tenant retail assets located in regional cities across Hungary, with a combined gross leasable area of approximately 45,000 square meters.
According to DLA Piper, the portfolio comprises three major shopping centers in Belgrade, Usce, BEO, and Mercator, and represents the largest real estate refinancing transaction completed in Serbia to date.
Located on a main road in the city of Ceske Budejovice in Southern Bohemia, the retail park has a gross leasable area of 10,900 square meters, comprising 13 retail units and parking for nearly 300 cars.
Solaris Center is a mixed-use asset, featuring a concert hall, cinemas, a fitness club, cafes and restaurants, a supermarket, parking facilities, and a range of retail and office spaces.
Part of the Panattoni Group, Blue Assets has been operating in the Czech market since 2023. It currently manages more than 60 assets with a total leasable area of over 1.6 million square meters located throughout the Czech Republic.
Up to 9.3 million new shares, issued without subscription rights for existing shareholders, were offered to retail and institutional investors in Hungary and to selected institutional investors internationally.
GVIF continues its investment expansion, with a current project pipeline exceeding EUR 100 million in various development stages. These include assets from the retail, industrial–logistics, data center, office, and residential segments.
The transaction is valued at more than CZK 0.5 billion. With it, the group now owns 14 retail parks across the Czech Republic and Slovakia, with a total leasable area exceeding 130,000 square meters.
According to Union Investment, "the sale marks the largest property transaction ever carried out on the Czech market and is also the biggest single-asset retail transaction in CEE so far in 2025."
The building comprises approximately 42,300 square meters of gross lettable area and 700 parking spaces, with annualized gross rental income of around EUR 7.7 million, occupancy of 96%, and a weighted average unexpired lease term of nearly four years.
Yareal Polska is active in the real estate development sector in Poland. The company belongs to Yam Invest Group and is managed by Yareal Polska Holding.
The Lodz 1 project is located on Pilsudskiego Street. The property consists of an office complex offering 6,400 square meters of gross leasable area on a land plot of more than 10,000 square meters.
Futureal Group has secured a EUR 165 million refinancing from a syndicate of lenders, including Erste Bank Hungary, Erste Group Bank, and UniCredit Bank Hungary, for Etele Plaza.
The Vis a Vis Wilanow retail park is located in the southern part of Warsaw, along the route connecting the city center with Konstancin-Jeziorna. According to the Real Management, it offers 17 retail, service, and food-and-beverage units.
The property was held through a special purpose vehicle of Max Aicher Group and is within the former Combinatul de Utilaj Greu industrial estate in Cluj-Napoca.
