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Prague isn't hitting a demand ceiling. Premium apartment prices are expected to keep rising.

Prague isn't hitting a demand ceiling. Premium apartment prices are expected to keep rising.

The Prague residential market is not entering a period of stagnation; rather, it is becoming increasingly segmented. While some buyers are reaching the limits of housing affordability, prime locations continue to maintain a very strong position due to a persistently limited supply. We expect high-quality properties in Prague's most sought-after neighborhoods to continue delivering above-average price growth and to remain a reliable store of capital value.

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The shortage of large apartments is reshaping Prague's housing market. The price per square meter is now catching up with that of small investment apartments.

The shortage of large apartments is reshaping Prague's housing market. The price per square meter is now catching up with that of small investment apartments.

The shortage of larger apartments in new residential developments is reshaping the pricing dynamics of Prague's housing market. The price per square meter of four-bedroom apartments (4+kk) and larger is beginning to converge with that of smaller investment units, which have historically commanded the highest prices. This trend is the result of a long-standing shortage of family-sized homes.

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Mortgages 2025. The 4-million mark has been surpassed

Mortgages 2025. The 4-million mark has been surpassed

The average mortgage amount in the Czech Republic has exceeded 4 million crowns, a significant milestone that reflects both the dynamics of the mortgage market and the overall economic environment. Learn more in this article by Senior Consultant Jana Panochová from our Consulting Department.

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