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mackfactor

6 weeks stay in Prague - finding an apartment

What's up Prague-y people?! I'm going to be staying in Prague for 6 weeks (possibly twice!) and I'm looking for reasonably priced accommodations. I've looked on AirBnb, VRBO, Flatio and Magic Apartments - are there any other sites (or other places) where short(ish) term rentals can be found at decent prices?

Posted Jun 6, 2022, 11:20 PM UTC

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MK2555GSFX•

There's literally a housing crisis in Prague, you're not gona find a unicorn

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tasartir•

They are not government owned but foreign owned. Lot of houses in centre are owned by some unknown Italians, Russians or shell companies. It is all money laundering and asset hiding.

For the new flats it is even worse, because they are being bought by Russians, because they don’t mind paying the nonsensical prices that new projects cost, because they are hiding money from Russia. Looking for tenant is not worth the hassle, when you live in Yekaterinburg and you will make profit just by owning it and waiting until it doubles its value.

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mackfactorOP•

Thanks for the input!

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mackfactorOP•

Not necessarily looking for a deal here - I know it won't be particularly cheap, just looking to weigh all my options.

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Truhgoy_Yoghurt•

When are you planning your trip? I might be able to help you out 👍🏼

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mackfactorOP•

I'll be leaving next week, but I can stay in a hotel for a week while I get situated.

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