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Czechia property prices

Czechia property prices by city: Prague, Brno, Plzen, Liberec, Karlovy Vary, Ostrava (2026)

Short answer. In June 2026, the highest asking prices were in Prague (about 6,378 EUR per square meter) and the lowest in Ostrava (about 2,885 EUR per square meter), a gap of about 121%. These are asking prices in koruna converted to euros, shown next to the official trend. Source: RealityMIX (asking prices from Czech listings), converted from koruna to euros at the live rate.

Updated 8 June 2026Official source named

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Full data table

Czechia property prices by city: Prague, Brno, Plzen, Liberec, Karlovy Vary, Ostrava (2026). Prices in EUR per square meter.
CityAsking (EUR/sqm)Sold (EUR/sqm)Change, 12 monthsTrend
Prague6,378n/a+8.2%Rising
Brno5,096n/a+9.1%Rising
Plzen3,812n/a+10.1%Rising
Liberec3,303n/a+2.7%Stable
Karlovy Vary2,938n/a+1.0%Stable
Ostrava2,885n/a+10.1%Rising

Source: RealityMIX (asking prices from Czech listings), converted from koruna to euros at the live rate. https://realitymix.cz/statistika-nemovitosti/byty-prodej-prumerna-cena-za-1m2-bytu.html

Official trend

Czechia's official transaction based House Price Index rose about 10.4% over the year to 2025-Q4, with the index at 254.1 (2015 = 100). This is the official trend behind the asking prices above. Source: Eurostat, House Price Index (prc_hpi_q), fetched 2026-06-08. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/prc_hpi_q/default/table?lang=en

How we know these numbers

Czechia's official trend comes from the Czech Statistical Office (CZSO) and is also in Eurostat. The per square meter figures here are asking prices from the portal RealityMIX (drawing on Sreality and other listings), given in koruna and converted to euros automatically at the live rate.

These are asking prices in koruna, converted to euros automatically at the live rate. The official, transaction-based trend comes from the Czech Statistical Office and Eurostat.

Frequently asked questions

Which Czech city is most expensive per square meter?

Prague, by a wide margin at about 154,553 koruna per square meter asking, then Brno. Ostrava and Karlovy Vary are the most affordable here.

Why are the prices shown in euros?

Czechia uses the koruna, so the figures are converted to euros automatically at the live exchange rate. The original koruna figure is noted on each card.

Are these official prices?

No. They are asking prices from a Czech portal. The official, transaction-based trend comes from the Czech Statistical Office and Eurostat.

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