Two EU states. One continuous practice.

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 Turkish or Middle-Eastern 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.

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.