PHOTOS: Prague's rebuilt Karlín Barracks se to transform the neighborhood
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Prague has approved plans for a CZK 1.9 billion reconstruction of Karlín Barracks, with new spaces planned for culture, shops, offices and student housing.
Czech news in brief for August 10: Monday's top morning headlines
The week begins with a heat warning, Prague apartments keep shrinking as prices climb, and EU return button finally lands on Czech e-shops.
Beyond buying property: A credit fund approach to Czech real estate
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Qualified investors can benefit from developments through loans rather than direct property ownership. Here is how the model works.
Buyer beware: The Czech property problems you won't spot during a viewing
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From unapproved renovations to access roads that are not legally accessible, foreign buyers need to check more than what they see during a viewing.
Czech news in brief for July 30: Thursday's top morning headlines
Prague Pride boosts security after Berlin attacks, new Prague apartments get pricier, and salmonella found in instant noodles in Czechia.
No cheaper mortgages, no euro soon: What Czech policy means for your money
CNB head Aleš Michl says cheaper mortgages and euro adoption may have to wait, as Czechia weighs inflation risks and control over its own currency.
Czech news in brief for July 28: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Russia diplomat rules stay put despite vow, eleven of Czechia's 15 new judges are women, and micro-apartments gain ground in Prague, Brno.
More choice for homebuyers: New apartments now available at JITRO in Vršovice
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A growing community near Kubánské náměstí adds new living options to one of Prague’s rising residential hubs.
Czechia’s tallest towers are up for sale, but face demolition without repairs
The 355-meter Liblice transmitters are no longer in use and need millions in repairs. A buyer could save the country’s tallest structures.
The essential checklist for moving out of your apartment in Czechia
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Leaving your Czech apartment? How to get your deposit back and avoid last-minute problems.
Czech news in brief for July 19: Sunday's top afternoon headlines
Severe storms threaten eastern Czechia, Babiš revives Letňany government district plan, and more weekend headlines.
Prague 1 pushes for new Airbnb rules as residents demand more control
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Prague’s central district wants new powers to regulate short-term rentals, including tracking hosts, checking permits, and enforcing fees.
Still renting in Prague? These two new builds make buying look tempting
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If you’re tired of renewing your lease, two city projects offer different takes on urban homeownership, from riverside Smíchov to greener Kamýk.
Buying an apartment in Czechia? Hidden rules foreign buyers need to know
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From cooperative ownership to hidden restrictions, understand exactly what rights come with a Czech apartment before signing a purchase agreement.
How to win a rental in Prague: The documents and profile landlords now expect
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Renting in Prague is increasingly competitive. These are the documents, references, and details landlords now expect from successful applicants.
Historic Zlín Baťa building to be demolished in wake of devastating fire
A historic Baťa factory building in Zlín will likely be demolished after a major fire. Police are investigating possible negligence.
Czech news in brief for July 7: Tuesday's top morning headlines
Defense budget to rise 36B, hit NATO's 2 percent, Pavel departs for Ankara summit, and Noskova reaches first Wimbledon quarterfinal.
