A 3.3 ha site for a new hotel (150+ rooms) and housing in Poruba, next to Ostrava's technical university.
Ostrava is the capital of the Moravian-Silesian Region and the Czech Republic’s third-largest city, with 1.2 million people in its wider metropolitan area. Located near the Polish and Slovak borders, it offers direct access to Central European markets, an international airport, and a growing portfolio of ready-to-invest development sites in the city centre and beyond.
At EXPO REAL 2026, the City of Ostrava is presenting a portfolio of ready-to-invest municipal land plots and one of the Czech Republic’s largest strategic industrial zones.
Ostrava has spent the past decade transforming former industrial brownfields into business zones , and the city is now offering investors a further wave of centrally located, fully serviced sites for residential, hotel, office ,technological and mixed-use development. The City is looking for investors and developers who share its ambition to build high-quality, sustainable projects that strengthen Ostrava’s city centre and its individual districts.
Visit our stand to discuss specific sites, technical parameters and the municipal land-sale process, and to arrange a follow-up meeting with our property and investment team.
A 3.3 ha site for a new hotel (150+ rooms) and housing in Poruba, next to Ostrava's technical university.
A planned new residential quarter linking Poruba and Svinov, guided by a dedicated urban design study.
A strategic development site in Ostrava, currently being prepared by the city for investors — full technical parameters to follow.
A 1,055 m² city-centre plot on one of Ostrava's main arteries, next to the PLATO contemporary art gallery.
A 1,757 m² plot directly on Českobratrská Street, opposite the Blachuta site, in the heart of central Ostrava.
A riverside plot of around 3,528m² on the Ostravice River, earmarked for a hotel and residential development.
A 10,000 m² development site in Ostrava's most populous district, next to Bělský Les park and the district town hall.
A landmark plot beside Ostrava's main railway station, on the future high-speed rail (VRT) line.
Head of Strategic Development Marketing