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Do you struggle with choosing the right place to live? Are you looking for something special but nothing has really caught your attention? Then we may have a solution for you. Here is a list of 10 perks of choosing The Harfa Design Residence in Prague as your future home. 1. PERFECT ACCESSIBILITY One of the main pros of the residence is surely the location itself. It is situated in the wider centre of Prague, more precisely, Prague 9. Metro station B Českomoravská and all the other bus and tram stops (8, 25, 92) are less than 5 minutes by foot, therefore you will get anywhere anytime, without any problems. It is perfect for those who enjoy a calm environmentRead more.

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Prague’s surging real estate prices overflowed into the suburbs despite ongoing economic damage from the Covid-19 restrictions. As of October 1st, 2020, the amount of Czech cottages sold grew by 12.6% compared to last year.  The prices of cottages in the Czech Republic went up by 28.5 %, according to Czech real estate brokerage Reas.  “Besides the coronavirus crisis, the reduction of mortgage interest rates and the anticipated abolition of the property acquisition tax are also greatly helping recreational style real estate,” said Michal Makoš, CEO of Reas. The areas that experienced the biggest rise in prices were the Southern Bohemian region (more than 50%), the Vysočina region (46.5%), and the Ústí nad Labem region (44.8%). In Prague, they actuallyRead more.

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On Tuesday, the government met to agree on postponing reopening schools of all levels, including primary school facilities. The Minister of Health, Roman Prymula, officially declared this decision during the press conference, even though he earlier suggested that something as extraordinary as having a nuclear power plant explode would have to happen for such a turn of events. According to the original plan, pupils were supposed to return to school on Monday, November 2nd. Yet, because of the worsening epidemiological situation, it is not anymore possible. The schools (with the exception of kindergartens and special education facilities) were shut down and switched to distance learning on October 14th. The government is planning to decide when the schools should re-open atRead more.