From Vinohrady to the borderlands: Where foreigners are buying in Czechia

New data shows that country's foreign inhabitants are redrawing the map when it comes to property ownership in Czechia.

Expats.cz Staff

Written by Expats.cz Staff Published on 15.07.2025 12:30:00 (updated on 15.07.2025) Reading time: 2 minutes

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Shutterstock by hsunny Residential area and Prague New Town
Prague New Town is another sought-after district. Photo: Shutterstock by hsunny

Once drawn to high-ceilinged apartments in Vinohrady or sleek new buildings near Prague’s city center, foreign buyers in the Czech real estate market are starting to explore other options. Now, more foreigners are investing in housing estates on the outskirts of the city, in Brno, and even in rural areas near the German border.

“Foreigners now account for around 27 percent of our sales,” Michaela Koudelová, head of sales at the real estate firm Svoboda & Williams told ČT24. “They are drawn to neighborhoods like Vinohrady, Dejvice, and the Old and New Towns. However, we are seeing increased interest in broader areas of Prague as well.”

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