PROPERTY NEWS
What's happening in real estate.
Taxes, laws, prices and the market in and around Brno — I only write about what actually affects sellers and buyers. No scare headlines, no filler.
Housing construction in Brno – Real Estate Week 7 Sep 2026
South Moravia hit a record of about 8,000 flats under construction, beating Prague. Why Czech mortgages will not get cheaper, and what it means for Brno.
Real Estate Week 31 Aug 2026: School Starts — and So Does the Strongest Selling Season
The Czech school year starts tomorrow — and with it the strongest selling season of the year. Plus Brno rents up 12 %, the fastest in Czechia, and another rise in mortgage rates. If you are considering selling, now is the time.
Brno Flat Prices & Mortgages – Real Estate Week 17 Aug 2026
New-build flats in Brno near CZK 149,000/m² and prices rose 11.3% in a year. With mortgages, approval now decides what you pay — not the rate sheet.
Mortgage Rates 5.42% and Brno Rents – Week of 10 Aug 2026
Czech mortgage rates rose a fifth month in a row to 5.42%, the CNB held rates and a student room in Brno costs CZK 9,450. What it means for buyers and sellers.
Real Estate Week Aug 3, 2026: rental yields & cottages in Moravia
A buy-to-let flat in Prague now nets only around 2 % a year, cottages in South Moravia sell more but cheaper, and new housing-support rules start in September. What it means for buyers, sellers and landlords — in plain language.
Real Estate Week 27 July 2026: Brno land prices & mortgages
Building-land prices around Brno keep climbing, new-build sales in Brno jumped 40 % year-on-year, apartment prices grow more slowly and mortgage rates rose again this summer. What it means for buyers and sellers — in plain language.
Brno flat prices & mortgage rates – week 24 July 2026
Are flat prices in Brno still rising, and where are mortgage rates heading in summer 2026? A clear recap for buyers and sellers in South Moravia, with sources.
Czech property sale tax in 2026: when you pay and when you're exempt
Selling property in Czechia often means no tax at all — it depends on how long you've owned it, whether you lived there and what you do with the money. The 2026 rules at a glance.