Roman Brauner for e-news.cz: How the Czech real estate market will develop in 2026

The Czech real estate market is entering a new phase of transformation. After years of rapid price growth, cooling demand and high interest rates, 2026 is shaping up as a period of stabilisation as well as new challenges for buyers, investors and developers.

The article published on e-news.cz focuses on the development of the Czech real estate market and the key factors that will influence it in 2026. It highlights the role of interest rates, access to financing, demographic changes and regional differences. Attention is given to both residential housing and investment properties.

Insights are provided by Roman Brauner, Chancellor of Vysoká škola STING, who points out that a return to dynamic price growth cannot be expected across the board. According to him, market development will be uneven, with location, property type and buyers’ ability to adapt to new economic conditions playing a decisive role.

The article also raises broader questions about how investment strategies, housing affordability and household behaviour will evolve in an environment where the real estate market is becoming increasingly selective and demanding in terms of informed decision-making.

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