Flats & Long-term Rentals
Find your new home for relocation
💡 Agency fee (provize) is typically 1 month rent — avoid it by using Bezrealitky or Facebook groups. Always inspect the flat before signing. Read the contract carefully.
⚠️ Agency fee warning: Many listings include realitní kancelář (agency) — they charge 1 month rent commission. Look for 'bez provize' (no commission) listings.
Bezrealitky.cz
Direct owner listings — NO agency fee. Best choice!
from 12,000 CZK/month
Sreality.cz
Largest Czech real estate portal, many agency listings
from 13,000 CZK/month
Bazos.cz
Classifieds with private owner listings
from 10,000 CZK/month
Flat Zone
English-friendly, good for expats
from 12,000 CZK/month
Expats.cz
English listings for foreigners relocating
from €500/month
Facebook Marketplace
Search 'pronájem Praha' — many private owners post here
varies
Tenant Rights & Legal Help
SON — Tenants' Association of the Czech Republic. Free legal advice on lease agreements, rent increases, and housing disputes.
Visit son.czLegal Disclaimer
This guide is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Czech law changes — always verify important information with a qualified Czech legal professional or the relevant government authority. Last reviewed: July 2026.
Before Signing the Contract
Protect yourself before you commit to anything.
A verbal agreement is not enough. Insist on a written lease agreement before paying anything.
In the Czech Republic, a lease agreement for a residential apartment (nájemní smlouva) must clearly state the parties, the property, the rent amount, and the duration. While verbal agreements can technically be valid, they are almost impossible to enforce. Without a written contract you have no proof of the agreed conditions, and you are vulnerable to disputes, sudden eviction, or loss of your deposit.
💡 Practical Advice
Never move in or pay any money without a signed written contract. If the landlord refuses to sign, walk away.
Czech Civil Code (Zákon č. 89/2012 Sb.) – § 2237