It takes 25 years of rent to pay off an apartment in Czechia
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As property prices tick back up, a study has revealed the regional disparities in Czechia in terms of how long an apartment 'pays for' itself.
Why are young people in Czechia paying double the rent of Western European peers?
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Relative to average gross monthly salaries, Czechia's under 35-year-olds pay much more than young adults in Germany, Austria, or France.
The rent-to-own concept is turning dreams of Czech property ownership into reality
A product new to the Czech market opens up the possibility of home ownership for those unable to obtain a mortgage loan.
Study shows that Prague has Europe's least-affordable housing
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Although supply-and-demand issues predominate, a report from multiple housing associations encourages the government to do more to control prices.
Czech mortgage rates continue decline: Will home ownership become cheaper?
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The Czech central bank is likely to continue reducing the base interest rate as more people purchase property nationwide.
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Amid an economic downturn, Dubai offers an attractive alternative for investors in Czechia
While the Czech real estate market stagnates, demand in Dubai soars as high as the city’s famous skyscrapers.
Why buying fake proof of accommodation can land expats in hot water
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The dubious market for selling fake housing contracts, which is relatively large in Czechia, can lead to the cancellation of visas or financial penalties.
To rent or buy in Czechia? In a price-shifted market, it’s complicated
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Expert analysis reveals that even with the current mortgage rates, skyrocketing rents make buying a home more profitable.
New survey: 80 percent of Czechs struggle to buy their own home
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High mortgage rates and increasing property prices have pushed a lot of prospective Czech homeowners out of the market, although optimism is slowly rising.
Who owns what? Mapy.cz adds new, easy-to-use cadastral feature
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Users will now be able to see ownership details of most land plots and properties in Czechia, simplifying the property-research processes.
Czechia is the second-least affordable country in Europe to purchase property
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According to consulting firm Deloitte, you need 14 gross annual Czech salaries to buy real estate in the Czech capital.
How to invest in foreign property from Czechia and grow your money abroad
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In a connected world, there’s no need for investors to limit themselves to opportunities in Czechia.
