The Rezidence Park Vesec project will offer 58 apartments in 2+kk, 3+kk and 4+kk layouts, each of which includes either a balcony or a front garden, a cellar space and a parking space. Thanks to the attractive location in the south of Liberec and the overall concept, residential housing in Vesec is suitable for people of all ages and especially for those who profess an active lifestyle. Young families with children will also be happy here.
Why buy an investment apartment in Liberec?
➔ House prices are rising again. The CNB expects this trend to continue in 2025. This is due to an increase in household incomes and a slight decline in mortgage rates. The risk of a sudden and sharp fall in prices is currently low. Housing affordability has stopped improving. (source: https://www.cnb.cz/export/sites/cnb/cs/.galleries/cnb-news/Shrnuti_ZFS_podzim_2024.pdf)
➔ The Czech Republic is one of the top 5 countries in Europe with the highest potential return on investment in real estate. According to a study by the British relocation company 1st Move International, apartments and houses in these countries should earn the most for landlords. The Czech Republic was ranked fifth in the ranking. (Source: Top countries to invest in propertyabroad – Property Investor Today)
➔ The Rent Index published by Deloitte, which indicates the change in rent levels, repeatedly shows positive percentage increases in Liberec, with rents in Liberec increasing year-on-year from CZK 241 per sqm in Q4 2023 to CZK 263 per sqm in Q4 2024. (source: Deloitte Rent Index | Deloitte Czech Republic)
➔ According to Realitymix.cz, the average rental price per 1 sqm/month in Liberec reached CZK 275 in January 2025, which means a year-on-year growth of 20.6%, according to the server’s statistics (source: Real Estate Statistics – Average Rental Price – 1 sqm/month | RealityMIX)
➔ According to the international consulting company Deloitte, the Czech Republic is the country where the acquisition of property for own housing is the least affordable among the 18 countries surveyed. It takes 13.3 times the average annual gross income to buy a property in the Czech Republic. Own housing is thus becoming unaffordable and young families are moving into rental housing. These people are then looking for housing not only in apartments with a layout of 2+kk, but also 3+kk and larger. (source: Deloitte Czech Republic, Property Index Overview of European Residential Markets 13th edition, August 2024)
➔ The “build to rent” segment is growing and thus provides opportunities for management companies such as BTR Consulting (Build to rent │ BTR Consulting), Nemovitosti na investice (NNI | Nemovitosti na inwestycje), Stálý nájem (Guaranteed rent for renting an apartment | Stálý nájem) or Foreiners (Feelathome in the Czech Republic | Foreigners.cz), which take over the hassle of owning an investment apartment and ensure the owners a smooth rental and management of their apartment unit.
More information about Rezidence Park Vesec and the available apartments can be found on the project website – www.parkvesec.cz