Does it seem like selling an apartment on your own is easy? In reality, it’s quite the opposite. Here’s what often gets in the way for owners: — Basing the price on online listings instead of real sales. Realtors have access to actual sale prices, not just asking prices. Without this data, you may overprice (…)
There’s always something to be inspired by in Prague. I recently visited the exhibition „Radical Tenderness” by an Argentinian artist at Rudolfinum. Moments like this remind me how naturally art is woven into the life of the city.⠀🎭 Prague constantly offers something new. Exhibitions, concerts, festivals. It’s the kind of atmosphere you want to stay (…)
Totally normal! We always start with one key question:Is it for you to live in, or to rent out? If it’s for rental income, I’ll show you properties with strong rental potential.If it’s for personal use, we’ll find a comfortable place in a quiet neighborhood. In practice, the choice usually comes down to: I show (…)
Fully furnished 1-bedroom apartment. 40.67 m² with a 13 m² terrace, built-in kitchen, underfloor heating, shower, storage unit and parking.The complex features a sauna and gym. Perfect for personal use or short-term rental.Turnkey apartment delivered fully furnished and ready upon completion in 3 months. 📌 I am a real estate agent based in Prague helping (…)
I help you find the right property for investment, show it to you online with a full video tour and live call, and we discuss everything remotely — the neighborhood, expected income, and all the paperwork. Then you choose:• Either you fly in just to sign the purchase agreement,• Or we handle everything through a (…)
This is a city that grows along with your investment.In the past year alone, apartment prices have gone up by 14%, with the average price now over 127,000 CZK per square meter – and in the historic center, it’s getting close to 200,000 CZK. This isn’t just talk – Prague’s property market has shown stable, (…)
Taxes When Buying and Selling Real Estate in the Czech Republic: What Are Foreigners Obliged to Pay, and What Not?I’ve gathered everything in one place—save it for later! In the Czech Republic, the 4% property purchase tax was abolished back in 2020, so currently, there is no tax to pay when buying a property.When selling, (…)
🔑 When choosing a property, it’s important to consider not only its features, but also the details that will impact your comfort, expenses, and the long-term value of your investment. When I help clients buy new developments, I focus on things that many people don’t think about. What’s being built around the project? That helps (…)
Need to sell your property but don’t want to lose a great mortgage rate on it? It’s possible. Alexander came to me through a referral. He had just bought a new house and needed to sell his three-bedroom apartment. But there was a catch—his current mortgage had excellent terms that are no longer available on (…)
Královské Vinohrady, or the Royal Vineyards, is one of Prague’s most prestigious neighborhoods, blending elegant architecture, green boulevards, and lively streets filled with cafés, restaurants, galleries, and theaters. The district borders Prague 1, so the center is just a short walk away. With well-developed infrastructure and metro stations like Náměstí Míru and Jiřího z Poděbrad, (…)
Do you really need a real estate agent when buying property in Prague?Or can you just handle it on your own?Sure, you can.But… are you ready to take the risk? A lot of people think, “I’ll do it myself and save money.”But in the end, they lose time, nerves, and money. Here’s what an agent (…)
Where to go on the weekend in Prague? Of course, to the park Stromovka. In spring, Stromovka is especially beautiful. The park comes alive: people ride bicycles, have picnics, walk their dogs, do sports, and sometimes enjoy open-air concerts. As early as the 13th century, royal estates and hunting grounds were located here. Today, Stromovka (…)