Czech flat and house prices: regions, districts and years of pay

Average purchase prices of flats and houses per m² in every region and district from ČSÚ, how many years of the average wage a 70 m² flat takes, and flat prices against wages, rents and inflation since 2015.

RegionFlat CZK/m²House CZK/m²Average wage
Česko72,41056,06648,662
Hlavní město Praha131,520119,23963,015
Středočeský kraj64,91173,81449,210
Jihočeský kraj57,73951,77144,047
Plzeňský kraj60,28151,44945,584
Karlovarský kraj41,91543,07141,899
Ústecký kraj42,37545,62344,874
Liberecký kraj55,69554,32844,001
Královéhradecký kraj56,70553,12244,857
Pardubický kraj58,55748,85443,569
Kraj Vysočina56,72047,12544,273
Jihomoravský kraj81,65256,40047,821
Olomoucký kraj56,04243,63043,371
Zlínský kraj56,35444,71743,084
Moravskoslezský kraj51,69446,49643,451

Questions

What does a square metre of a flat cost in Czechia?

In 2025 flats sold for CZK 72,410 per m² on average, from the land registry's purchase contracts as ČSÚ processes them. A year before 14.0% less.

How many years of pay does a 70 m² flat take?

At the region's average price and its average gross wage, the most in Hlavní město Praha: 12.2 years of gross pay, the least in Ústecký kraj: 5.5. Czechia as a whole: 8.7. That is before food, rent and tax; real saving takes much longer.

Do flat prices rise faster than wages?

Yes. In 2025 flat prices were at 285% of 2015, the average wage at 183%, rents at 148% and the prices of everything people buy at 155% (whole-year averages).

How fast are rents rising?

Rent was 6.4% higher than a year before according to ČSÚ (the latest month of the consumer price index). It is the change of rents people pay, not of new listings.