Linklaters has advised Nhood and Ceetrus on their partnership with Apsys. Dentons advised Apsys.
Alexandru Ciacoi Joins Stratulat Albulescu as Head of Urban Planning and Real Estate Litigation Practice
Alexandru Ciacoi has joined Stratulat Albulescu as Counsel and will lead the firm’s Urban Planning and Real Estate Litigation Practice.
Sunny Prospects: Montenegro’s Real Estate and Hospitality Sectors on Solid Ground
Montenegro’s real estate and hospitality sectors have been gaining momentum, driven by the country’s natural beauty, strategic location, and an increasingly favorable investment environment. Keker, Bujkovic, Pejovic Partner Aleksandra Bujkovic, JPM Partners Senior Partner Lana Vukmirovic Misic, BDK Advokati Senior Partner Luka Popovic, and Vujacic Law Office Partner Sasa Vujacic discuss the country’s competitive advantages, challenges faced by investors, and the steps needed to further enhance its appeal to foreign capital.
Gide Advises BNP Paribas Bank Polska on Financing Three Retail Projects
Gide has advised BNP Paribas Bank Polska on granting a new facility to finance three retail projects from the portfolios of Newgate Investment and Torwell Investment including Galeria Sieradzka, Wysockiego Retail Park in Bialystok, and Certe Convenience Shopping Center in Gdansk-Suchanino.
Norton Rose Fulbright Advises BBI Development on PLN 44.74 Million Bond Issuance
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised BBI Development on the issuance and allocation of 44,740,000 new bonds with a total nominal value of PLN 44.74 million.
Schoenherr and Greenberg Traurig Advise on Enterprise Investors' Financing for Grupa Expobud
Schoenherr has advised Enterprise Investors on a debt financing transaction aimed at supporting the growth of Expobud Domy. Greenberg Traurig advised mBank on the financing of the transaction.
Hungarian Government To Amend the Enforcement Rules of the Land Registry
On 15 January 2025, the new electronic land register was launched in Hungary, although the transitional rules currently still allow for the use of the previous paper-based procedure. At the end of February 2025, the Hungarian Government proposed amendments to the recently implemented electronic land registry system (E-ING) to enhance legal uniformity and bolster the security of real estate transactions.