This bright one-bedroom apartment in Prague 10 – Strašnice offers 52 m² of modern living space, a private balcony, air conditioning, heat recovery ventilation, underfloor heating in the bathroom and a storage unit. Completed in 2021 and only minimally used, the property is in excellent condition and represents an attractive option for both comfortable city living and investment.

Enjoy stylish living in this bright studio apartment in Prague 10 – Záběhlice. Featuring a large balcony, panoramic city views, and a practical layout, this property is ideal for first-time buyers, professionals, or investors seeking long-term value.

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.

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.

A building plot of 630 m² located in Průškova Street in Prague 4 – Šeberov offers a great opportunity to build a family home in a quiet residential area of Prague. The plot has a practical shape, full utility connections and excellent access to the city center while being close to nature.

New 2+1 apartment with a balcony in a quiet part of Prague 4 – Modřany, located in a boutique residential building. A modern apartment offering a smart layout, green views, and flexible ownership options suitable for both living and investment.

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.

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.

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.

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.