The Czech real estate market remains under strong pressure. Apartment prices, rental housing, and family homes have increased again, while Prague continues to confirm its position as the most expensive real estate market in the country.

Buying property in 2025 does not mean all administrative duties are over. With the arrival of 2026, new property owners face important tax obligations—from real estate tax to potential income tax on rental or sale. This article clearly explains what needs to be filed, when payments are due, and which common mistakes to avoid.

A modern 2+kk apartment with a balcony in a quiet part of Prague 4 – Modřany, offering thoughtfully designed living space, a cellar storage unit, a five-year warranty on the new rooftop extension, and excellent access to the city center.

Building land with a total area of 695 m² located in Prague 4 – Šeberov offers a rare opportunity to build a detached family home in a quiet residential area close to nature. The land is flat, fully serviced and situated just a short walk from Kovářský Pond, combining peaceful surroundings with excellent access to the city.

Prague’s property market is defined by excess demand, but that does not guarantee a good result for sellers. Without the right pricing strategy and professional negotiation, sellers can lose hundreds of thousands to millions — even in a strong market.

Housing affordability in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region has worsened significantly over the past decade. While mortgage payments have nearly quadrupled, wages have increased only about twofold. Despite falling interest rates after 2023, rising apartment prices continue to place a heavy financial burden on households.

Christmas is a time to slow down and reflect on a year full of important housing decisions. A moment to look back on trust, cooperation, and stories that changed where people live.

The story of RE/MAX did not begin with a global strategy, but with one bold question. Founded in 1973, RE/MAX grew from a simple idea into the world’s largest real estate network, connecting thousands of offices and agents across more than 110 countries.

Selling a property is more than just a transaction. A professional real estate agent helps you set the right price, prepare and market your property effectively, negotiate with qualified buyers, and ensure a safe and smooth sales process from start to finish.

The sale of an Apartment in Chodov demonstrated how strong buyer demand and a well-executed sales strategy can significantly increase a property's final price. Thanks to an auction and targeted marketing, the apartment sold above the initial asking price despite only partial renovation.

A peaceful building plot in Babice is now for sale — and neighbor wanted couldn’t be more true. One parcel already has its future owner, and the second plot is waiting for someone who’s ready to build a calm life near Prague. An ideal opportunity for anyone seeking tranquility, nature, and a friendly neighborhood setting.

Housing prices around Prague vary significantly depending on railway accessibility. This overview compares key stations to show where homes are most expensive, where they remain affordable, and which areas offer the best balance of price and commute time.

Location is the most influential factor in real estate. While interiors can be renovated, the surrounding area cannot be changed — and it directly shapes a property’s value, demand, and long-term livability. Understanding the true impact of location is essential when buying, selling, or investing in a property.

Smart home technology is reshaping modern living and the real estate market. Discover how intelligent systems boost comfort, safety, and property value for today’s buyers and sellers.

The condition of an apartment in Prague can significantly influence its market value, especially in panel buildings where layouts are nearly identical. This article explains how much prices per m² can differ between a fully renovated and an original unit, why the gap is so substantial, and what sellers should know when setting the right price.

This modern and minimally used 2+kk apartment in the Limuzská project offers 52 m² of bright living space, a balcony, storage unit and premium features including air conditioning and recuperation. Located in a peaceful part of Prague 10 with excellent accessibility and full amenities, it’s a move-in-ready apartment for sale ideal for anyone seeking comfort and modern living.

This modern and spacious apartment for rent in Karlín offers two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a bright open-plan living space in one of Prague’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Perfect for anyone seeking comfortable city living with excellent amenities and great transport connections.

This apartment for rent Karlín offers a cozy attic duplex with charm, privacy and a great location in one of Prague’s most popular districts. A stylish two-level home ideal for anyone seeking comfortable living close to the city center.

Housing affordability in the Czech Republic has shifted more in the last decade than ever before. Mortgage payments now take up 41% of the average salary, and households need nearly ten annual wages to purchase a standard flat. Regional gaps are widening, with Prague remaining the least affordable market while northern regions offer far better conditions.

Apartments in Prague are disappearing from listings at a record pace. In just the first nine months of 2025, more than 6,000 new apartments were sold — 12% more than last year. Demand for housing in the capital is breaking records, while supply remains stagnant and prices reach historic highs.