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Czech Property Prices Bottomed in 06/2010?

Data from the real estate servers of realitycechy.cz and realitymorava.cz seem to indicate that the overall prices of property in Czech Republic bottomed in 06/2010 and we have seen a price gain of about 2.7% to the end of 04/2011.

Of course, these are the listed prices so do not reflect actual sale values but with a large volume of data, in my opinion, still represent accurate movements on the market.

Here is a chart that is being updated with the latest average prices from RealityMorava.cz.

Czech Data - Average Property Price

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The average flat price in Czech Republic in 2010.

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The average flat price in Czech Republic so far in 2011.

You can view more details including a breakdown per city on their website here: http://www.realitymorava.cz/informace/statistiky

Nathan Brown www.czechpoint101.com

POSTED BY NATHAN BROWN ON MON 16TH MAY AT 13:13 GMT

TAGS: Prague Property, Ostrava Property, Europe, East European Property, Czech Property, Brno Property

Nathan Brown

Nathan has been providing honest, reliable assistance to foreign investors in the Czech Republic since 2003 and is owner and Managing Director of the popular Property Management & Real Estate service CzechPoint101.

With branches in Prague, Brno, Ostrava and most recently in Pardubice, Nathan’s ever growing team offer a complete service with knowledge of the local market inside & out.

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