When you have found the right apartment, there are still some important things you need to take care of before living “happily ever after” in your new place. If you are still searching for accommodation, check our previous expat guide devoted to housing: “Expat guide: Where To Look For Housing in The Czech Republic”, and
99 times out of 100, finding the right apartment is a serious challenge. In this guide we will cover the Czech housing market, helping you know where to look if you need to find accommodation in the Czech Republic. Photo Credit: Freepik. Written by Nataliia Sliusarenko. Adverts for available flats to rent are everywhere: housing
The Czech Republic is one out of two countries in the European Union that recorded a high increase in both rental and house prices. Rents in the country have increased by 80% in the past 13 years, recording the second biggest increase in the EU, and house prices saw a 70% rise – the fourth
According to the Global House Price Index 2019, a report by real estate consultancy company Knight Frank, house prices in the Czech Republic have skyrocketed, showing the third highest annual increase of the 56 countries included in the report, which used official government statistics and central bank data. Photo: Prague / Credit: ZM, Jobspin. Global
Moving to a foreign country is always an adventure. Although you do your research, you can easily miss something without realising that could make your new life needlessly harder along the way. Here’s a small list of things you need to know before moving to the Czech Republic. Photo: Jobspin / Z. Moreau. 1 Make
According to the newest Eurostat data regarding the first quarter of 2019, Czech Republic has the second fastest growing property prices in Europe, with a 9.2% increase since 2018. Photo credit: Zenon Moreau. Czech Rep., Jul 15 (JS) – On July 10, Eurostat released data regarding the pricing of houses in Europe. The average price
