Navigating the Czech real estate market can feel overwhelming for international buyers. Here’s how to make your property purchase smooth, legal, and financially smart. Prague has never been more attractive to international buyers. With property prices continuing their upward trajectory through 2025 and the city cementing its position as Central Europe’s tech and business hub, more expats are asking: “Should I buy instead of rent?” The answer increasingly is yes—but only if you navigate the process correctly. The Czech property market offers competitive value compared to many Western European capitals, but it comes with unique challenges for foreign buyers. Here’s what you need to know. The Current Market: Opportunity Meets Complexity Prague’s residential property market is experiencing what analysts call a “perfect storm” of rising demand and constrained supply. As of early 2026, median apartment prices in Prague stand at approximately 8.1 million CZK (around $393,000 or €334,000), with prices per square meter ranging from 97,000 CZK/m² in outer districts to over 200,000 CZK/m² in Prague 1 and 2. For expats who’ve relocated here for work or lifestyle, this creates a compelling investment case. Prague remains competitively priced compared to Amsterdam (30-40% less) and comparable to Berlin, while offering Central... The post Your Guide to Buying Property in Prague as an Expat: What You Need to Know in 2026 appeared first on Prague Morning .