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Apartment building Veleslavínská 47 Residence
Apartment building Veleslavínská 47 Residence
Prague, Czech Republic
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€5,00M
Number of floors 4
Area 54–54 m²
2 properties 2
Discover our exclusive offer 16 carefully designed apartments, from cozy studios to spacious two-bedroom apartments, each offering living spaces between 31 m2 and 55 m2. 3 different non-residential spaces, ideal for your business plans, ranging from 7 to 43 m2; The renovation project is in full swing, we aim to complete all renovations by September 2023; Enjoy eco-friendly heating, fast internet connection and, in addition, the feeling of security thanks to the videophone system, all carefully integrated for your maximum comfort; A magical inner courtyard with a playground for the little ones and fitness equipment for your active lifestyle; Apartment owners will also appreciate low fees and payments to the service and repair fund.
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Frequently asked questions about new buildings in the Czech Republic

In which new buildings in the Czech Republic are apartments most often purchased today?

Residential complexes in developed locations - Prague, Brno, Pilsen - are in particular demand among buyers. Investors are actively purchasing apartments and apartments here in buildings built of brick, concrete and gas blocks.

What are the average prices for new buildings in the Czech Republic?

Sq. a meter of new housing is estimated across the country at 2500-4000 euros. In the capital (Prague), the price of a new apartment in the Czech Republic can reach 5,000 euros per square meter. The final prices depend on the type of building materials, quality of repairs, and the prestige of the developer company.

How can foreigners buy housing from a developer in the Czech Republic?

You can purchase the property yourself by contacting a construction company, or through a Czech real estate agency. The second option is safer: realtors will check the documents for the building and land, provide information about the developer, and provide professional assistance at every stage of the transaction. A foreign buyer can transfer money to a developer from a personal account in a Czech bank or by transfer from his country.
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