This article is part of a series which goes through the 6Ws of Czech property investing (Why, Who, What, Where, When and How).
Probably our biggest question posed is where and what we would recommend investors …
Ostrava saw one of the strongest surges in housing prices in 2007 and 2008 but has subsequently seen one of the most drastic falls.
Investment indicators now look great with yields approaching levels not seen for some time.
In this article Bc. Tomas Repasky, who operates our Ostrava office, talks about some of the fundamentals and also identifies the best areas of Ostrava to invest in.
Here is an excerpt:
“Ostrava is strategically located in the north-eastern part of the country, on the route of the north-southern corridor between the Baltic and Adriatic Seas. Benefiting from extremely easy access to the Polish and Slovak markets, the city confirms its position as the economic, business and cultural centre for the entire Euro-region.”
“Ostrava has excellent traffic infrastructure, with an airport, motorways, railway corridors and an efficient integrated regional public transport system in place. The importance of the city also steadily increases as a result of its major railway junction and the growth of the Leoš Janáček International Airport, which is suitable for all types of aircraft.”
You can read the complete article on Prague Connect.
Ostrava center is popular with residents and also for investing.
Prague can be called the darling of foreign investors who have bought property in Czech Republic over the years. With the exception of the last few years it has given these investors handsome returns.
To the …
We had a great group Pit Stop yesterday.
If you are a new reader of this blog we renamed our bimonthly group training / brainstorming session to Pit Stop because we perform like Formula 1 race …
Brno is a city which has been viewed as the little brother of Prague. But over the last 5 years it has grown up to, in some ways, overshadow it’s big brother.
In terms of …
There are a few things which an investor needs to understand about investing in Czech Republic which can be very different from their home country. This article gives three tips for identifying where you will …
Czech Republic’s five year and then additional two year exemption of Article article 56 of the EU articles of establishment expired on May 2011. This change was recently adopted by parliament.
What this means is that …
This article is part of a series which goes through the 6Ws of Czech property investing (Why, Who, What, Where, When and How).
Do you wonder how to make calculations and assess whether an investment property …
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Upcoming tax deadlines for the 2011 tax year.
Property Tax Registration: January 31, 2012
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This is the critical question every investor needs to ask themselves. Forego this step and you set yourself up for a lot of stress and very probably, lost capital.
Here are the critical factors we would …
This article is part of a series which goes through the 6Ws of Czech property investing (Why, Who, What, Where, When and How).
There has been more confusion on this topic than any other with regard …
