INVESTMENT MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
- Commercial real estate investment in the Czech Republic reached a record annual total of €4.36 billion in 2025, representing a 136% increase y-o-y and an identical rise compared with the five-year average. This record volume was driven by several factors: a higher number of transactions in the office, industrial and hotel sectors, and activity in mixed-use assets, a segment that included the three largest transactions of the year.
- Transactions were dominated by Czech buyers (predominantly funds), who accounted for 86% of the total investment volume in 2025, confirming their strong market position for the third consecutive year.
- On a proportional basis, mixed-use assets captured the largest share of annual investment volume (29%), recording the strongest y-o-y growth. Offices followed with a 24% share and a 127% y-o-y increase in transaction volume, while the industrial sector ranked third with an 18% share of total 2025 investment volume. After five years of inactivity, hotels rebounded to a record year, with transactions reaching the highest annual investment volume on record.
- Retail and residential were the only sectors to register a y-o-y decline in transaction volumes, despite reporting an unchanged number of deals.