According to a survey, rents have increased for half of the people, a quarter cannot afford further increases.

In the past year, rental prices have increased for nearly half of the population in the Czech Republic, with many expecting further hikes. A survey by Generali Investments reveals that a quarter of respondents cannot afford any rent increase. The study indicates that over 25% of Czechs live in rental housing, with significant numbers in Prague and among younger adults. Rising costs have forced many to downsize or compromise on their housing needs. The survey also highlights that a substantial portion of tenants fear they may not be able to afford rent in the future, with many unable to save for homeownership.