Apartments for Sale in Prague
Looking for an apartment to buy in Prague? Lovec-Realit lists options across all districts - from the historic center and premium Vinohrady, Karlín and Bubeneč to residential Dejvice, Smíchov and Vršovice, or more affordable panel districts Prosek, Chodov and Modřany. Filters help narrow down by layout (1+kk to 5+1), building type (new build / brick / panel) or specific street. All listings are kept current - outdated ads are removed automatically every day.
Apartment 2+kk for sale
Praha, MiletickáNabízím Vám koupi velmi vkusně zrekonstruovaného bytu o velikosti 2+kk, při podlahové ploše 35 m2. Umístěn je v 1. podzemním podlaží revitalizovaného a zatepleného bytového domu na ulici Miletická, Újezd nad Lesy, Praha 9. Tento byt je částečně zařízen, včetně kuchyňské linky. Sestává se z předsíně navazující na kuchyňský kout, průchodné chodbičky z níž je přístup do samostatné koupelny a WC jenž se nalézají ve zděném jádru. Oba pokoje jsou disponovány za sebou. Vytápění je zde ústřední dálkové společně s teplou vodou (vlastní plynová kotelna v domě, nízké náklady). V případě, že chcete byt koupit jako investici, mohu Vám do něho doporučit velmi dobrého a stálého nájemce. Pro další informace, či sjednání termínu prohlídky, mě prosím kontaktujte.
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Apartment 2+kk for sale
Praha, ChrudimskáNabízíme na prodej byt 2+kk o velikosti 46,3m2 + sklep 3,5m2 v osobní vlastnictví, lokalita Praha 3 - Vinohrady v ulici Chrudimská. Dispozice bytu je obývací pokoj, který volně navazuje na plně vybavený kuchyňský kout, ložnice, koupelna a samostatné WC. Byt byl kompletně rekonstruovaný a je plně zařízený. Bytová jednotka je orientována západním směrem. Byt se nachází ve 4. nadzemní podlaží v cihlovém domu s výtahem. Nemovitost lze financovat hypotečním úvěrem s nejvýhodnější úrokovou sazbou na trhu, který bezplatně zajistíme. V blízkosti veškerá občanská a kulturní vybavenost, perfektní dopravní dostupnost (Flora). V případě zájmu či dotazů neváhejte kontaktovat makléře i přes víkend.
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Apartment 2+kk for sale
Praha, MánesovaNabízíme k prodeji byt 2+kk v osobním vlastnictví o celkové výměře 53m², umístěný v 1. nadzemním podlaží secesního domu, ve výjimečné části Královských Vinohrad. Jednotka orientována severním směrem prošla kompletní rekonstrukcí za použití kvalitních materiálů. Dispozice - vstupní chodba, obývací pokoj volně navazuje na plně vybavený kuchyňský kout s jídelní částí, ložnice, koupelna se sprchovým koutem a toaletou. K bytu náleží sklepní kóje. Pečlivě udržovaný bytový dům byl celkově revitalizován. Tato prestižní lokalita nedaleko Riegrových sadů poskytuje klidné místo k bydlení a přitom v blízkosti bohatého společenského a kulturního života. V docházkové vzdálenosti dvou minut stanice metra trasy A Jiřího z Poděbrad. V okolí se nachází veškerá občanská vybavenost s výbornou dopravní dostupností do centra metropole. Vzhledem k vysoké poptávce po nájemních bytech, doporučujeme i jako zajímavou investiční příležitost zajišťující dlouhodobě stabilní výnos. Nemovitost lze financovat hypotečním úvěrem s nejvýhodnější úrokovou sazbou na trhu, který bezplatně zajistíme. Ohledně dotazů, či zájmu o prohlídku mne neváhejte kontaktovat.
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Buying an Apartment in Prague – Complete Guide 2026
Prague is by far the most expensive residential market in the Czech Republic. In 2026 apartment prices are returning to growth after two years of consolidation: the median listing price in Prague is 160,543 CZK/m² (Brivo, May 2026, 3,117 active listings across 12 districts), and the Czech Statistical Office's property price index showed year-on-year growth of +13.3% in Q4 2025. Average new-build prices in first-hand sales reach 179,000 CZK/m² (Flat Zone, Q1 2026). This page lists current for-sale apartments from both private owners and real estate agencies across all Prague districts.
Prague's market has split into two speeds in 2026. New builds and apartments in premium districts (Vinohrady, Bubeneč, Karlín) are rising 10–15% year over year, while older panel flats in outer districts (Prosek, Chodov, Modřany) stay below 5%. The decisive factor for buyers remains the mortgage: 5-year fixed rates in Q2 2026 sit around 4.8–5.0% p.a., and the Czech National Bank recommends LTV of no more than 90% for buyers under 36, 80% for older buyers.
Understanding Czech Apartment Notation
Czech real estate uses a specific notation for apartment sizes that often confuses foreign buyers. Here is what each term means:
Prague Apartment Prices by Layout (Q2 2026)
Average listing prices by layout, based on Lovec-Realit.cz analysis, Brivo data (median 160,543 CZK/m²), and Flat Zone (new builds 179,000 CZK/m²).
| Layout | Total price | Price per m² | Typical m² | Typical buyer |
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| 1+kk / studio | 4.5 – 6.5 million CZK | 160,000 – 200,000 CZK/m² | 28 – 35 m² | investors, singles, expats |
| 1+1 | 5.5 – 7.5 million CZK | 145,000 – 175,000 CZK/m² | 35 – 45 m² | first-time buyers, couples |
| 2+kk | 7.5 – 11 million CZK | 150,000 – 190,000 CZK/m² | 45 – 60 m² | couples, young families |
| 2+1 | 7.0 – 10 million CZK | 135,000 – 165,000 CZK/m² | 55 – 70 m² | families with one child |
| 3+kk | 11 – 17 million CZK | 150,000 – 190,000 CZK/m² | 70 – 95 m² | families, premium segment |
| 3+1 and larger | 10 – 20 million CZK (typical) | 125,000 – 175,000 CZK/m² | 80 – 130 m² | families, mixed panel/brick |
Note: Prices are indicative across all of Prague. In central districts (Prague 1, 2, 7) prices run 20–40% higher; in outer districts (Prague 9, 10, 11) 15–25% lower. New builds are on average 12% more expensive than comparable older apartments.
Prague Apartment Prices by District (Median CZK/m², May 2026)
Median price ranges across 12 published Prague districts. Source: Brivo aggregation of active listing portals.
| District | Prague | Median CZK/m² | Character | Best fit for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bubeneč | Prague 7 | 182,485 CZK/m² | premium villas, embassies, near Stromovka park | high-net-worth buyers |
| Vinohrady | Prague 2 | 175,000 – 180,000 CZK/m² | 19th-century apartment buildings, cafés | high-net-worth buyers, investors |
| Karlín | Prague 8 | 170,000 – 180,000 CZK/m² | revitalized district, new builds, tech companies | young professionals, tech |
| Nové Město | Prague 1 | 170,000 – 190,000 CZK/m² | historic core, commercial apartments | investors, expats, short-term rental |
| Smíchov | Prague 5 | 155,000 – 170,000 CZK/m² | mix of new and older, Anděl center | professionals, young families |
| Vršovice | Prague 10 | 150,000 – 165,000 CZK/m² | revitalizing, cafés, Grébovka park | young families, creatives |
| Žižkov | Prague 3 | 150,000 – 165,000 CZK/m² | alternative, more affordable central area | young buyers, creative scene |
| Dejvice | Prague 6 | 155,000 – 170,000 CZK/m² | quiet, schools, CTU, embassies | families, diplomats |
| Prosek | Prague 9 | 140,820 CZK/m² | panel housing estate, metro C | affordable housing, families |
| Chodov / Háje | Prague 11 | 140,000 – 150,000 CZK/m² | panel housing, metro C | budget buyers, families |
| Modřany | Prague 12 | 140,000 – 150,000 CZK/m² | panel + family houses, tram | affordable housing |
| Nusle / Pankrác | Prague 4 | 150,000 – 165,000 CZK/m² | mix of panel and new builds, metro C | broad audience |
Czech Mortgage in 2026 – Key Parameters
A mortgage funds most Czech property transactions. Before buying, understand current Czech National Bank (ČNB) limits and market rates.
| Parameter | Value / limit (2026) | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Average rate, 5-year fix | 4.8 – 5.0% p.a. | Czech Banking Association Hypoindex, Q2 2026 |
| Rate range (5-year fix) | 4.5 – 5.2% p.a. | Hypoindex |
| LTV – applicant under 36 | max. 90% | ČNB recommendation |
| LTV – applicant 36+ | max. 80% | ČNB recommendation |
| LTV – investment mortgage | max. 70% (from April 1, 2026) | ČNB recommendation |
| DSTI – applicant under 36 | max. 50% | ČNB recommendation |
| DSTI – applicant 36+ | max. 45% | ČNB recommendation |
| ČNB 2W REPO rate | 4.00% (gradually decreasing) | ČNB |
Note: LTV = loan-to-value ratio. DSTI = ratio of monthly loan payment to net monthly income. Actual terms vary between banks – always compare 3–4 offers or use a mortgage broker.
How to Buy an Apartment in Prague – Step by Step
Six steps from budget planning to cadastre registration. A standard transaction takes 2–4 months from reservation contract to ownership transfer.
- Set your budget and get pre-approved for a mortgage.A bank's indicative approval gives you a firm budget ceiling and dramatically improves your chances of the seller accepting your offer in a competitive market. Pre-approval is free and non-binding.
- View the apartment and verify legal status.Request a current property title certificate (LV) from the cadastre – it confirms the actual owner, easements, liens, and any executions. Check the declaration of ownership, energy performance certificate (PENB), and the homeowners' association (SVJ) financial status.
- Negotiate the price and sign a reservation contract.The reservation contract blocks the apartment for you for 30–60 days against a reservation fee (typically 50,000 – 100,000 CZK or 1% of the purchase price). Insist on clear terms for a refund if the bank denies your mortgage.
- Finalize the mortgage and sign the purchase contract.Final mortgage approval typically takes 2–4 weeks. The purchase contract is prepared by an attorney or notary; funds go into attorney / notary / bank escrow and are only released after ownership is registered.
- File the cadastre registration.Filing is usually done by an attorney or notary. The cadastre office decides within 20 business days (actual timeline 30–60 days). From the filing date a protective period runs – during which the seller cannot dispose of the apartment.
- Take over the apartment and update records.After ownership is registered, take over the apartment with a handover protocol (meter readings, keys, documentation). Notify the homeowners' association, utility providers, tax office, and insurance.
Taxes and Fees When Buying
Buyers in the Czech Republic no longer pay real estate transfer tax (abolished in 2020). Still, budget for closing costs and annual property tax.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does an apartment cost in Prague in 2026?
The median listing price in Prague is 160,543 CZK/m² (Brivo, May 2026). An average 2+kk (55 m²) costs 8.5 – 10.5 million CZK, and a 3+kk (80 m²) costs 12 – 15 million CZK. New builds are on average 12% more expensive than comparable older apartments.
Which Prague district has the cheapest apartments?
The most affordable are panel districts: Prosek (Prague 9, median 140,820 CZK/m²), Chodov / Háje (Prague 11), and Modřany (Prague 12) – all reachable by metro or tram within 30 minutes of the center. The most expensive are Bubeneč (182,485 CZK/m²), Nové Město, and Vinohrady.
What is the current mortgage rate in 2026?
The average offered rate for a 5-year fixed mortgage in Q2 2026 is between 4.8 – 5.0% p.a., with market rates ranging from 4.5 – 5.2%. The Czech National Bank holds its 2-week REPO rate at 4.00%.
How much of my own funds do I need to buy an apartment?
ČNB recommends LTV of max. 90% for buyers under 36 and 80% for older buyers. On a 10 million CZK apartment, that means at least 1 million CZK of own funds (under 36) or 2 million CZK (36+). For investment mortgages from April 1, 2026, the LTV limit is 70%.
Do I have to pay real estate transfer tax?
No. Real estate transfer tax was abolished by Act No. 386/2020 Coll. effective September 26, 2020. Buyers only pay the cadastre registration fee (2,000 CZK) and, optionally, attorney escrow.