- CEO
- David Greenbaum
- Full Time Employees
- 1,852
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Real estate development
- Address
- 40, rue de la Vallée Luxembourg NW Luxembourg 2661
- IPO Date
- May 19, 2006
- Business
- CPI Property Group S.A. (CPIPG) operates as a leading owner and manager of income-generating commercial real estate properties across Central and Eastern Europe, with a diversified portfolio valued at €18.6 billion as of June 30, 2024, encompassing over 600 properties leased to more than 8,000 tenants; core assets include office spaces (46% of portfolio value, concentrated in Berlin via GSG German Sustainable Properties, Prague, Warsaw, Bucharest and Budapest), retail properties (26%, primarily in the Czech Republic), residential units (7%, mainly Czech-based), hotels and resorts (5%), and complementary holdings (16%, featuring land banks, development sites, industrial and logistics facilities); the company delivers active asset management, property development, leasing services and sustainability initiatives such as green bonds and ESG-aligned operations, generating €796 million in net rental income for 2023 at 91.3% occupancy. Founded in 1991 as Czech Property Investments in the Czech Republic and headquartered at 40 Rue de la Vallee in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, CPIPG lists its shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ticker O5G.DE and maintains significant operations in the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, and broader CEE markets including Romania and Hungary. Recent developments encompass the completion in November 2025 of CPI Europe's acquisition of the CPI BYTY residential portfolio from a CPIPG subsidiary—comprising nearly 12,000 apartments in Czech regions like Ústí nad Labem, Liberec, Třinec and Prague, valued at €892 million with €38 million gross rental income in 2024—via €605 million total consideration partly financed by vendor loan, enhancing residential diversification; further strategic moves include €500 million and €700 million bond issuances in May and September 2024 respectively with strong market demand, a €250 million minority equity investment by Sona Asset Management for 49% of a Polish subsidiary holding 11 Warsaw offices and two retail assets, and ongoing portfolio optimization through disposals targeting €2 billion in lower-yield asset sales.