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The family houses in the Bydlení Kbeličky project are now completely sold out. The Bydlení Kbeličky residential project by developer IMMO Building in Prague 9 has attracted attention from the very beginning thanks to its combination of modern architecture, a peaceful setting, and excellent access to downtown Prague.

Prague, Vinoř – The exceptional Via Sancta residential project by the renowned company Atlantis Development is entering the construction phase. A ceremonial groundbreaking took place in the middle of this week, symbolically marking the start of construction. The event was attended by representatives of the investor, the general contractor KASTEN, the architects, the exclusive sales agent LEXXUS NORTON, and officials from neighboring city districts—Vinoř Mayor Michal Biskup, Přezletice Mayor Tomáš Říha, and Kbely Deputy Mayor Ivana Šestáková.

As has become tradition, LEXXUS NORTON is serving as a media partner for the Interior of the Year competition this year, which is entering its second decade with a significant change to the award itself. The award was designed by Doc. MgA. Antonín Tomášek, who created an object made of porcelain—a material that symbolically marks the start of the project’s second decade.

LEXXUS NORTON is entering its anniversary year of 2026—marking 33 years since its founding—with results that confirm its position as the longest-standing brand in the premium residential real estate segment of the Czech real estate market. The year 2025 also confirms the company’s ongoing streak of historically strongest business results.

In a picturesque and sought-after neighborhood in Prague 4, a new project is underway: Rezidence Točná—an exclusive complex of twelve single-family homes that meets even the most demanding housing requirements.

A new residential neighborhood is taking shape on the northeastern outskirts of Prague. It is not merely a collection of houses and apartments, but a well-planned urban complex with its own square, shops, public spaces, and natural connections to the existing community. The project is gradually transforming a former brownfield site between Polabská and Krčmářovská Streets into the new center of Miškovice.

There are places that retain their value for generations—not because of their distance from the city center, but because of the atmosphere they preserve. Ořechovka and Staré Dejvice have long been among them.

The deadline for submissions to the prestigious “Interior of the Year 2025” competition is fast approaching (February 28, 2026), making this the perfect time to reflect on the opportunity this competition offers to architects, designers, and investors of exceptional projects.