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Brno - Moravia’s main city and a modern place to live

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18.02.2026

Brno - Moravia’s main city and a modern place to live

Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic and the largest in Moravia. It has about 380,000 residents, while the wider metro area exceeds 700,000. Brno is the administrative center of the South Moravian Region.

Apartment Rentals in Znojmo - Comfortable Living Near Brno

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21.10.2025

Apartment Rentals in Znojmo - Comfortable Living Near Brno

Znojmo is a historic town in South Moravia known for vineyards and views of the Dyje valley. About 65 km from Brno, it attracts renters who work or study there but prefer a quieter place with lower living costs.

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

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23.09.2025

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

The Prague housing market is recovering after years of high interest rates, but affordability remains a major issue. New apartments average about 144,700 CZK per m², pushing buyers toward bigger loans and compromises.

Commercial Real Estate in Prague: Navigating a Dynamic Market

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26.08.2025

Commercial Real Estate in Prague: Navigating a Dynamic Market

Prague is not only the cultural and political heart of the Czech Republic but also a key business hub. Demand for commercial real estate is growing as entrepreneurs, startups, and brands seek space in this dynamic market.

Ostrava: A City of Opportunities on the Rise

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14.08.2025

Ostrava: A City of Opportunities on the Rise

Over the past five years, Ostrava - the third-largest city in the Czech Republic with over 283,000 residents - has been rapidly developing. The city is modernizing infrastructure, building new housing, renewing public spaces, and improving roads.

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

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07.08.2025

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

Over the past twenty years, Prague has changed from a charming European capital into one of the most expensive cities in Europe for housing. Buying or renting a home is no longer just a choice - it has become a social challenge.

Real estate blog in the Czech Republic

Tips, investments, news and advice from the Czech property market

Brno - Moravia’s main city and a modern place to live

Apartment Rentals in Znojmo - Comfortable Living Near Brno

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

Commercial Real Estate in Prague: Navigating a Dynamic Market

Ostrava: A City of Opportunities on the Rise

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

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