CA Immo exits Czech market with sale of €313M Prague portfolio
What's the deal? CA ImmoDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has agreed to sell its Czech platform, exiting the market after about two decades in Prague. The buyer and price were not disclosed. Closing is subject to customary conditions and expected within weeks.
What's being sold? The portfolio comprises five office buildings in Prague's Riverside Karlín campus: Danube House, Nile House, Amazon Court, Mississippi House, and Missouri Park. At the end of June 2026, these assets had a book value of roughly €313 million, around 7% of CA Immo's total portfolio.
Why now? The deal follows a process launched in November 2025, when CA Immo signed a letter of intent with a buyer and began exclusive due diligence.
What's the endgame? The disposal is part of CA Immo's strategy to simplify its business and concentrate capital on prime office assets, with Germany becoming its main focus. At the end of June 2026, Germany accounted for about 75% of the group's €4.4 billion property portfolio.
The exit caps a gradual retreat. In late 2025, CA Immo sold the 42,300sqm Kavci Hory Office Park to Conseq GroupDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, leaving Riverside Karlín as its only remaining Czech holding.
The Prague assets performed well despite the exit. In March 2026, Danube House hit 100% occupancy after a refurbishment and a lease for about 14,500sqm; portfolio-wide occupancy stood at 97%.
The signal: CA Immo is reallocating capital away from non-core Central and Eastern European markets toward its development pipeline and German core, part of a broader push to streamline its footprint.
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