The new episode of our video overview highlights trends in the Czech real estate market. These are the key insights:
- Investment Market: Following an exceptional year, the Czech investment market is recalibrating. Activity remains healthy, though more selective, with capital focusing on core assets. Yield movements are limited, and hotels continue to stand out as the segment with the strongest upside.
- Czech Retail Market: Retail performance is increasingly polarized. Prime luxury locations benefit from international tourism, while retail parks gain momentum thanks to their efficiency and resilience. Overall growth is gradual, with mid-market formats still adjusting to changing consumer behaviour.
- Prague Office Market: Prague’s office market is shaped by scarcity rather than oversupply. With minimal new deliveries, availability of modern space is tightening, pushing tenants toward higher-quality buildings. This imbalance is driving further rental growth, particularly in central and inner-city areas.
- Industrial Market: The industrial sector is entering a phase of consolidation. While new space has increased availability, leasing activity remains solid. Rents hold steady in established hubs, and developers are becoming more disciplined, prioritising locations with proven demand.
- Prague Hotel Market: Hotels in Prague are back on investors’ radar. Strong operating performance, limited future supply and improving connectivity are reinforcing confidence in the sector. With demand outpacing new capacity, the market offers compelling long-term growth prospects.
Watch our video overview with Marie Baláčová or download the latest Outlook report for more insights:
