Services

Buyinga property.

Which apartment will work on an ordinary Tuesday morning? We’ll start with your budget, your commute and the things you want to come home to, then decide which places are worth seeing.

Talk about your search
Residential buildings on Kollárova Street in Prague’s Karlín district

How we’ll work together

From a wish list to a set of keys

  1. Narrow the search

    Let’s separate three essentials from the things you’re flexible about. We’ll consider your commute, school drop-offs and the people you want to live close to.

  2. Give each showing a plan

    We’ll look at the layout, the building, the available paperwork and running costs. Anything we can’t answer on the spot goes on a list for the seller.

  3. Put an offer together

    If you’ve found a good fit, we’ll talk through the price, fixtures and dates. You’ll know what’s agreed, what still needs checking and when the keys are due.

Questions you might have

Can I send you a listing I’ve already found?

Of course. Send the link and tell me what caught your eye or what feels unclear. We’ll prepare questions for the seller and decide whether to schedule a visit.

I’m moving to Prague from abroad. Where do I start?

Tell me where you’ll be commuting to, when you want to move and which layouts you’re considering. I’ll explain the Czech listing terms and guide you through showings in English.

From the guides

What to check at an apartment showing

Read the guide

Photo credits and sources

The portrait, motto and contact details come from Aneta’s RE/MAX Apollo profile. The business ID is listed in the ARES register.

Prague photography

Service photography

Living room — GoodLifeConstruction. Kitchen — Clay Banks. Floor plan — Jonathan Borba. Unsplash photographs are used under the Unsplash License.

Guide photography

Alex Kolundzija, Jakub Żerdzicki, Alexia Yver · Unsplash License.