Even in housing estates, apartments are only for the wealthy. How much will you pay for housing near the metro?

Real estate prices near Prague's metro stations are reaching record highs, with central areas exceeding 250,000 CZK per square meter. While outskirts offer cheaper options, prices are rising faster than wages. The average price near Hůrka station is around 125,000 CZK per square meter, significantly higher than a decade ago. The disparity between housing costs and salaries is increasing, making affordability a growing concern. The most expensive area is Malostranská, where a typical apartment costs nearly 250,000 CZK per square meter. Future developments, like the D line, are also influencing prices, with expectations of further increases once operational.