Apartment prices could rise by more than seven percent this year

In 2026, apartment prices in Czechia could increase by more than seven percent. Despite a roughly three percent rise in the supply of new apartments on the market—both nationwide and in Prague—demand for housing remains high.

This follows from a study by the analytical company CEEC Research, presented at the conference Meeting of Development Leaders in Prague. A total of 36 development companies focused on residential construction took part in the study.

A price increase is planned by 92 percent of developers, with an average rise of 7.3 percent. According to company estimates, the supply of apartments on the market in the first half of 2026 will increase compared to the second half of 2025 by approximately 3.5 percent across the country and by three percent in Prague. At the same time, however, demand is also expected to grow—and at a faster pace than supply.