Development of Apartment Prices in the Cadastral Areas of Brno Between 2014 - 2024 with Regard to Ownership Structure

Over the past decade, Brno has experienced a significant increase in apartment prices, with values at least doubling in most of the observed areas. This study analyzes real transaction prices obtained from the cadastral register and provides a clear overview of price developments in different parts of Brno. The data is categorized by cadastral areas and compared, with a particular focus on differences between specific locations such as Brno - střed (city center), Veveří (a prestigious address), Zábrdovice (a less sought - after area), and Lesná (a panel housing estate). Additionally, actual sale prices are compared with listing prices from publicly available real estate platforms (Sreality). The price trends show a consistent upward trajectory, with a slight dec line during the pandemic, followed by a renewed increase in property values. The article further examines three main forms of ownership: private (including units in homeowners' associations), cooperative, and municipal. Another goal is to estimate the prop ortion of investment apartments based on the registered permanent residence of their owners. The study also explores regional differences in apartment prices and the impact of factors such as infrastructure, public amenities, and location attractiveness. Finally, it outlines possible future trends in price development and their potential impact on housing affordability in Brno.

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Inżynieria Mineralna
Published
2025-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.29227/im-2025-02-02-125
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Housing Market and Economics
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Development of Apartment Prices in the Cadastral Areas of Brno Between 2014 - 2024 with Regard to Ownership Structure

Pavel Juříček, Maxmilian Wittmann, Tereza Ježková
Inżynieria Mineralna
Housing Market and Economics
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Development of Apartment Prices in the Cadastral Areas of Brno Between 2014 - 2024 with Regard to Ownership Structure

Pavel Juříček, Maxmilian Wittmann, Tereza Ježková
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Abstract

Over the past decade, Brno has experienced a significant increase in apartment prices, with values at least doubling in most of the observed areas. This study analyzes real transaction prices obtained from the cadastral register and provides a clear overview of price developments in different parts of Brno. The data is categorized by cadastral areas and compared, with a particular focus on differences between specific locations such as Brno - střed (city center), Veveří (a prestigious address), Zábrdovice (a less sought - after area), and Lesná (a panel housing estate). Additionally, actual sale prices are compared with listing prices from publicly available real estate platforms (Sreality). The price trends show a consistent upward trajectory, with a slight dec line during the pandemic, followed by a renewed increase in property values. The article further examines three main forms of ownership: private (including units in homeowners' associations), cooperative, and municipal. Another goal is to estimate the prop ortion of investment apartments based on the registered permanent residence of their owners. The study also explores regional differences in apartment prices and the impact of factors such as infrastructure, public amenities, and location attractiveness. Finally, it outlines possible future trends in price development and their potential impact on housing affordability in Brno.

Inżynieria MineralnaVol. 2(2)
Vysoké Učení Technické v Brně
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Housing Market and Economics
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