Long-term Stays

The already very expensive Prague flats could get even more expensive by 2030. The capital city will have a deficit of 50,000 flats in 2030. At least that’s what SAR (Association for Architecture and Development) claims. From the first half of 2015, the average selling price for a new flat …

The average price of a new apartment in Prague has climbed up to 75,791 CZK per square metre during the second quarter of 2017. That is 15% more than in the same period last year, when a new apartment cost 65,992 CZK per metre on average. This also impacted the …

Renting a flat in Prague is quite straightforward, with basically two options. The first one is to look for ads in newspapers or on the internet and rent a flat from a private owner, or use a real estate agency which can take some of the hassle out of the …

If you decide to stay longer in Prague then it is a good idea to look for a long-term apartment. Look for ads in newspapers (Annonce.cz is largest catalogue of classified listings but only in Czech), contact real estate agencies and special agencies offering serviced apartments for long term rentals. You should …

Long term visitors to Prague should consider sharing flats. This is a wonderful way to enjoy your experience and to be mindful of your budget. Expats.cz is a useful resource for finding these flats. Each month there are hundreds of listings available. The cost for sharing rents in this are …

Should you be a student, you’ll often be given a dormitory room (a ‘kolej’) which can be shared with room-mates or just be a single room. As universities do not have traditional campuses, university dormitories are spread across Prague. You will probably need to utilize public transport to get yourself …