Panelák housing in Jižní Město. via Raymond Johnston
These are the districts with the fastest-growing rents in Prague
Rents increases are now affecting flats in housing projects due to high demand
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Prague, Czech Republic
Prague housing prices are rising faster than rents, putting the squeeze on landlords
Fewer than 4% percent of housing owners who rent their properties out earned a gross rent for the full year 2018 on a new apartment in Prague.
Prague is one of the world’s smartest cities, says a new global index
The Czech capital ranked highly for job opportunities and education in the inaugural index while scoring above average in the areas of health and security
The taxi cars waiting for customers. Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech Republic. - selective focus
Prague is the fifth cheapest city to travel by taxi to the airport
A new index reveals the cheapest cities in Europe for taking a cab to and from the airport
Food prices rapidly rising in the Czech Republic: what are the most expensive items right now?
Food had the biggest influence on inflation after rising prices of rent, electricity, water, and sewerage
Paid paternity leave to extend to 10 days in the Czech Republic
A new EU directive is aimed at encouraging men to spend with their newborn children
Říčany town center. Wikimedia Commons, CC BY SA 3.0
Říčany retains crown, Prague comes in second in Czech quality of life rankings
For the second time, the town of Říčany was named the best place to live in the Czech Republic
Prague is trying to attract more expats. via YouTube / Praha.EU
City Hall unveils YouTube video pitching Prague’s advantages for foreigners and new businesses
Prague has made a YouTube video showing the advantages of living in the city to do business
The Workers’ Rights Index: How does the Czech Republic stack up?
When it comes to work-life balance the Czech Republic excels; but in other jobs-related areas the nation needs work
Prague, Czech Republic
New figures show Prague now needs housing for 1.55 million
The city has been underestimating the number of people in Prague, and this has a big impact on how many flats will need to be built