Analysis

Deloitte Real Index

How do real prices of flats in the Czech Republic develop?

Deloitte Real Index provides data about real prices of flats in Prague and regional cities. It collects data only from realised sales of flats which were registered in the Real Estate Cadastre in the form of purchase contracts. It compares results with the previous quarter and contrasts prices in the segments of new development, panel buildings and brick buildings.

Q4 2023 | released: March 2024

  • Overall price growth rate: +6,9 % (95 500 CZK per sqm)
  • Fastest price growth: Hradec Králové, +16,4 % (74 800 CZK per sqm)
  • Biggest price decrease: Liberec, -11,6 % (60 600 CZK per sqm)
  • Highest average price: Prague, 121 700 CZK per sqm
  • Lowest average price: Ústí nad Labem, 35 200 CZK per sqm

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Q3 2023 | released: January 2024

  • Overall price growth rate: -1,8% (89 300 CZK per sqm)
  • Fastest price growth: České Budějovice, +17,9 % (73 600 CZK per sqm)
  • Biggest price decrease: Plzeň, -5,4 % (61 800 CZK per sqm)
  • Highest average price: Prague, 114 300 CZK per sqm
  • Lowest average price: Ústí nad Labem, 32 700 CZK per sqm

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Q2 2023 | released: October 2023

  • Overall price growth rate: -1,4% (90 900 CZK per sqm)
  • Fastest price growth: Pardubice, +10,6 % (67 000 CZK per sqm)
  • Biggest price decrease: Zlín, -8,6 % (59 700 CZK per sqm)
  • Highest average price: Prague, 114 500 CZK per sqm
  • Lowest average price: Ústí nad Labem, 33 800 CZK per sq

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