immofinanz.pl

What it is

immofinanz.pl is the regional Polish website of CPI Europe (formerly IMMOFINANZ AG), a European listed real estate group. As a leading European real estate company with 30 years of history, the group completed its rebranding in 2025 and established a clear strategy: it focuses its footprint on 10 core markets in Central and Eastern Europe, and concentrates on the development and professional leasing management of three property types: office, retail and residential.

Core Features and Services

The group clearly divides its business lines under three major brands:

• myhive focuses on innovative co-working and private office spaces across Europe's core cities, offering full-service office solutions including high-speed internet, on-site dining, leisure facilities and more.
• STOP SHOP develops neighborhood retail parks in tier-3 and tier-4 cities to meet local daily consumption needs.
• VIVO! builds regional experiential shopping centers; additionally, the group owns nearly 12,000 rental residential units in the Czech Republic, making it the second largest provider of rental housing in the country.

Beyond that, the platform also provides full investor relations services for investors, and publicly discloses information such as financial reports and stock prices.

Pros, Cons and Target Users

Advantages: Clear brand positioning, responsive localized operation strategies, high information transparency as a listed company, strong commitment to ESG sustainable development, and full coverage of diverse business needs.
Disadvantages: Only operates in European markets, no Chinese interface, rental information is not publicly available, resulting in a relatively high barrier to information access.

This website is suitable for companies planning to expand into the Central and Eastern European market that are looking for office space, retail brands looking to open new offline stores, and investors focused on the European real estate market.

Accessibility from China

The website is currently fully accessible directly from China with no proxy required. However, it only offers English and German language options, making it unfriendly to Chinese-speaking users.