On Sunday, September 14, 2025, Pezinok hosted the Run, Bekim! Run!, which showed that movement can connect hearts and change lives. This charity event appealed to us not only as donors, but also as part of a community that believes in the power of sport and helping.
We are pleased to introduce the all-new 108 Map - a data map of the industrial real estate market that has not only been given a new visual coat of paint, but more importantly, new features. And above all: for the first time, we are also opening it up to all partners involved in industrial projects.
From the stunning Adriatic coast to vibrant Zagreb, and extending further to the North and East, we are presenting a range of strategic land plots suitable for various development projects.
KONČAR – D&ST is a leading European manufacturer of distribution, medium, and power transformers with a strong international presence.
On 11-13 June 2025, we swapped offices for sunny Budapest, where one of our offices is based. This year we had two reasons to celebrate - the traditional annual teambuilding and the 5th anniversary of 108 Hungary.
XXLutz Lesnina is a leading retailer with a strong presence in the region.
At 108, we’ve mastered The Art of Transformation – with a mix of creativity, courage, and the readiness to tackle whatever comes our way (and we never forget to add a dash of humor, too.)
Following recent office openings in India and Romania, Czech real estate consulting firm 108 REAL ESTATE is expanding into Southeast Europe – the Adriatic region. As of September, the company’s new office in Zagreb is operational, serving the property markets of Croatia, Serbia, and Slovenia. Despite territorial differences, the entire region shares a growing interest from both developers and tenants, particularly in the industrial real estate sector. For instance, Serbia, a promising market, currently offers only 1.3 million square meters of modern warehouse and manufacturing space – even less than newly developed office spaces.
Owners of several large shopping centres in the Czech Republic are looking for new owners or investors. Yet, surprisingly, it is residential real estate that has the domestic commercial real estate investment market on track to surpass the EUR 2 billion mark this year. Moreover, both the second quarter and the two summer months have shown continued activity by domestic funds and real estate investors. Czech capital accounted for more than 90% of all transactions in the past quarter. The total balance of over EUR 500 million was affected by the sale of the former Komerční banka headquarters on Wenceslas Square, which was acquired by the City of Prague for EUR 140 million as its future headquarters.
