Real Estate Blog in the Czech Republic

21.10.2025

Apartment Rentals in Znojmo - Comfortable Living Near Brno

Znojmo is a historic town in South Moravia, famous for its vineyards, charming narrow streets, and stunning views of the Dyje River valley. It’s located about 65 kilometers from Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic. The drive takes around an hour, or roughly 80 minutes by train. That proximity makes apartment rentals in Znojmo an excellent choice for people who work or study in Brno but prefer a quieter, more relaxed environment with lower living costs.

Moved to Prague? Here’s where to quickly find your go-to beauty pros, massage, and courses

Once you rent or buy an apartment in Prague and settle into your work routine, everyday self-care soon comes back to the top of the list: where to get a haircut and color, where to book an after-work massage, which yoga studio feels right. And if you’re thinking about a new qualification in the beauty field, which courses are available right now.

Selling Apartments in Prague in 2025: Dreams, Reality and the Patience Calculator

The Prague housing market has picked up again after years of high interest rates, but affordability remains the biggest obstacle. Newly built apartments in Prague now sell for an average of around 144,700 CZK per m², with premium locations costing significantly more. This pushes ordinary family budgets to the limit - larger loans, longer repayment periods, and compromises on location or apartment size are becoming standard.

Bathtub or Shower: What Do People Prefer When Renting a Flat in the Czech Republic?

For many who grew up in former Czechoslovakia, a bathtub is not just a bathroom fixture — it's a part of home comfort and childhood memories. Warm water, bubbles, and quiet evening routines – the bathtub represents relaxation and a personal spa-like space. That’s why for many tenants in the Czech Republic, a bathtub is still one of the most important features when searching for a flat.

Commercial Real Estate in Prague: Navigating a Dynamic Market

Prague is not only the cultural and political heart of the Czech Republic - it is also a thriving hub for business. From charming Old Town cafés to high-tech office parks in Karlín, the demand for commercial real estate in Prague has been steadily growing. Entrepreneurs, startups, and established brands are all seeking their place in this dynamic market - yet navigating it is not always simple.

Ostrava: A City of Opportunities on the Rise

Over the past five years, Ostrava - the third-largest city in the Czech Republic with more than 283,000 residents - has shown remarkable growth and development. Historically known as a major industrial hub in the northeast of the country, the city is actively modernizing its infrastructure: new residential complexes and shopping centers are emerging, parks and public spaces are being revitalized, and roads and transport arteries are being repaired.

Real Estate in Prague: Why Young Families Struggle to Buy or Rent a Home

Over the past twenty years, Prague has transformed from a charming European capital into one of the most expensive cities in Europe when it comes to real estate. The question of buying or renting a home has long since ceased to be a matter of personal choice - it’s become a social quest, where only the wealthiest, most persistent, or... foreigners from developed countries win the prize.

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