Adriatic coastal old town at dawn — rooftops and a church tower above the bay
Markets · Central Europe & Adriatic

Two EU states. One continuous practice.

AdayTema operates from Prague as its home base, with project reach into Croatia — the Eurozone’s newest member and one of Europe’s most interesting tourism-driven real-estate markets.

Prague skyline — Charles Bridge and Old Town at dusk
Prague — our home base.
🇨🇿 Market I

Czech Republic.

Our home. Central Europe’s operational hub.

Czechia is where AdayTema is incorporated, where our office sits, and where our factory produces. It is also — by most institutional measures — one of the most stable operating environments in Central Europe.

EU member since 2004, Schengen, NATO, investment-grade sovereign rating, a mature legal and permitting system rooted in continental civil law. Prague is the natural base for any international investor operating at the EU’s centre of gravity.

Real estate demand in Prague and the wider regional capitals continues to outstrip new supply — particularly in mid-market residential, suburban family housing, and mixed-use redevelopment. Our active residential project in Hradištko is one such example.

EU Member
Since 2004
Schengen
Full member
Currency
CZK · CNB-managed
Prague Office
Rumunská 1798/1
Factory
Sedlčany · Hall 5
Active Project
Hradištko · 2026
Rovinj, Croatian Adriatic coast — old town and harbour at golden hour
Rovinj — the Eurozone’s newest shoreline.
🇭🇷 Market II

Croatia.

The Eurozone’s newest shoreline.

Croatia joined the Eurozone and the Schengen area simultaneously on 1 January 2023 — the only country to ever accede to both on the same date. For real-estate investors, that is a single step-change in currency risk, border friction and institutional alignment.

The country’s 1,777 km of Adriatic coastline underpins a tourism economy that drives roughly a fifth of GDP. Coastal and near-coastal real estate — hospitality, second-home, serviced-apartment — remains structurally under-supplied relative to demand.

AdayTema approaches Croatia as a selective-opportunity market: project-specific, investor-specific, and always with a feasibility-first discipline. We do not chase every coastal plot — we underwrite each one.

EU Member
Since 2013
Eurozone
Since 2023
Schengen
Since 2023
Tourism GDP
~20%
Coastline
1,777 km
Market Stage
Emerging · Upside
Broader EU

Selective mandates beyond our two core markets.

Our two focus markets are Czechia and Croatia. For specific mandates — a particular asset, a particular investor — we have worked into neighbouring EU jurisdictions where our group has partners or precedent works.

These include Slovakia, Poland and Hungary for light-industrial and residential work, and Germany and Austria for advisory mandates where Czech-registered structures offer fiscal or operational advantages.

Slovakia
Light-industrial · LSF residential
Poland
Regional-city residential
Hungary
Logistics & mixed-use
Austria
Cross-border advisory
Germany
Bavaria-adjacent mandates
Specific Mandates

If your investment thesis touches Central Europe,

— it is worth a conversation. We can speak to specific cities, specific asset classes, and specific permit pathways from day one.

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