What happens when a real estate agent joins forces with talented young filmmakers from FAMU? Jan Halík takes a different approach to real estate marketing with a creative project that breaks the usual rules. See what happened behind the scenes and stay tuned for the premiere.

Older apartments recorded an 11% year-on-year price increase in the second quarter of 2026. While Prague remains the country's most expensive market, the strongest price growth is occurring in more affordable regions. Discover what's driving the Czech housing market and what to expect next.

The Czech residential market remained strong in Q2 2026, with rising apartment prices, high sales activity, and significant regional differences. Discover the latest statistics and what they reveal about today's real estate market.

Prague has approved a new Metropolitan Plan that will guide the city's development for decades to come. While the plan is a major step forward, its impact on construction, housing supply, and property prices will be gradual rather than immediate.

Real estate auctions are becoming increasingly common for desirable properties. Discover how auctions work, what sellers look for besides the highest price, and how proper preparation can improve your chances of securing your ideal property.

Buying a home is one of the most important financial and personal decisions you will ever make. Learn how to set a realistic budget, choose the right location, evaluate a property's condition, and navigate the buying process with confidence.

Homeownership affordability varies greatly across different regions of the Czech Republic. While mortgage payments create significant financial pressure for households in Prague and Brno, owning a home remains more accessible in smaller towns and less expensive regions. The article compares housing costs, mortgage burdens, and regional differences in affordability across the country.

Selling a cooperative apartment in Modřany proves that even complex transactions can achieve great results. With the right strategy, strong legal support, and clear communication, it’s possible to build trust and secure a better price.

RE/MAX introduces a refreshed digital-first logo designed for today’s online real estate world. Discover how the new branding strengthens visibility, trust, and agent performance in a competitive market.

Investment mortgages are becoming stricter from April 2026, with lower LTV limits and tighter income requirements. Find out how these changes impact property investors.

Housing around Prague is increasingly shaped by commute times rather than location alone. Even a short train ride can significantly impact property prices and overall living comfort.

This stylish mountain apartment in Pec pod Sněžkou offers a rare combination of lifestyle and investment. With a smart 2+kk layout, 43 m² of living space, and views of the ski slopes, it provides comfortable accommodation for up to six guests and strong potential for short-term rental income in one of the most popular mountain destinations in the Czech Republic.

Clearing out a house or apartment before selling is one of the simplest ways to improve a property’s first impression. A clean, organized space allows buyers to clearly see the potential of the property and often leads to faster sales and better offers.

People used to ask neighbors. Then they searched Google. Today, they ask AI. When artificial intelligence evaluates reviews, data, and long-term results, it changes how clients decide who to trust with selling their property.

I am preparing two interesting properties for sale – a residential land plot in the quiet Prague district of Šeberov and an apartment in historic Mělník. Each location offers a different lifestyle, character, and opportunity. Take a closer look at what these places have to offer.

In the building land segment, time is measured differently. What once took 78 days now takes 179. Buyers are patient, sellers must adapt, and only realistically priced plots are finding their way to new owners.

Rent vs mortgage has become a question of pure economics rather than lifestyle preference. Despite a slight narrowing of the gap over the past year, renting remains significantly more affordable than buying in most regions of the Czech Republic.

The mortgage market in 2025 is gaining momentum again. After two years of slowdown, loan volumes are rising, household demand is returning, and interest rates are gradually declining. However, the market has changed — short-term fixed rates dominate, refinancing remains limited, and a return to ultra-low mortgage rates is not expected.

Prague’s real estate market has grown strongly over the past five years, but not all neighborhoods have benefited equally. While investors achieved above-average returns in developing districts, traditional and premium areas often struggled to keep pace with inflation.

Proper apartment preparation plays a crucial role in the success of a property sale in Prague. This article explains why presentation, professional guidance, and the experience of RE/MAX can significantly influence both the speed of the sale and the final selling price.