Discover an exceptional investment opportunity in the heart of Prague’s Old Town. This fully furnished 71 m² property combines historic charm, modern comfort and a prestigious location near the Four Seasons Hotel, the Rudolfinum and Charles Bridge.

Discover this spacious 3-room apartment with a kitchenette in Žižkov, Prague. Featuring 99.3 m² of living space, two separate bedrooms, an 8.8 m² loggia overlooking a quiet courtyard and private underground parking, it offers comfortable urban living with excellent access to Prague city centre.

House prices in the Czech Republic have remained relatively stable over the past 18 months, while property sales have increased significantly, particularly in smaller towns and around major cities. Discover what is driving the market and how asking prices compare with actual sale prices.

Looking for commercial space in Prague? This 69.7 m² property in Barrandov offers a private street entrance, large display windows, and a flexible layout. Ideal for an office, hair salon, beauty studio, or investment. Available from February 1, 2027.

Apartment prices in the Czech Republic continue to rise, but the differences between individual cities remain significant. While Prague is still the most expensive market, smaller cities are experiencing faster price growth. Discover why location plays a crucial role in determining property value and how the real estate market is developing in 2026.

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.

The Czech real estate market is changing. More apartments are coming onto the market, new developments are expanding supply, and an aging generation of property owners could bring tens of thousands of additional homes onto the market in the coming years. What could this mean for buyers, sellers and property prices?

This First Republic villa in Prague 4 – Braník offers a rare combination of history, character and future potential. With a private garden, two residential floors, a spacious attic, a versatile basement and a garage, the property is ready for a complete renovation that can transform it into an exceptional family home, multi-generational residence or investment opportunity.

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.

Located in the heart of the Sázava Valley, this 956 m² building plot in Hvězdonice offers the perfect combination of natural beauty, peaceful family living, and convenient access to Prague. An ideal opportunity to build your dream home in one of the Czech Republic’s most attractive regions.

A 3-bedroom apartment in Mělník was reserved in just 14 days. Thanks to a strong demand, an auction strategy was used, resulting in a higher final price and proving that the right approach can significantly increase a property’s value.

Apartment in Pec pod Sněžkou located in the mountain residence Na Salaši offers a practical mezzanine layout, full furnishing and year-round recreational opportunities. Thanks to its location in the Krkonoše Mountains, it can serve as both a personal getaway and a rental investment.

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.

Mortgage volumes in the Czech Republic are returning to historically strong levels. That does not mean housing is becoming more accessible. On the contrary — especially in Prague, higher property prices and larger mortgages are pushing many buyers to the limits of affordability.

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 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.