Prague, Czech Republic
Prague is one of the few European capitals where anyone can see the owner of any parcel, building or flat free online — the state Cadastre of Real Estate shows it without registration — yet the register forbids automated reading, so the city's landmark owners are established here from public bodies' own pages, annual reports and dated sale announcements.
12 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 36 sources · 4 tier A · 8 tier B · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
The Czech Republic keeps one public land register, the Cadastre of Real Estate (katastr nemovitostí), run by the Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre (ČÚZK). Its online viewer, Nahlížení do KN, shows the owner of any parcel, building or unit and 'nevyžaduje žádnou registraci a je bezplatné' — needs no registration and is free — but it is 'určena výhradně pro interaktivní práci uživatelů': automated retrieval is forbidden and its robots.txt disallows everything but the home page. A certified extract (výpis) costs CZK 100 per 20 units at a branch or Czech POINT. Sale prices are recorded but released only through paid, identity-checked remote access; ČÚZK publishes only quarterly counts of registrations.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title searchFree on screen (Nahlížení do KN, 'nevyžaduje žádnou registraci a je bezplatné'); certified extract CZK 100 'za každých i jen započatých 20 měrných jednotek v rámci jednoho katastrálního území' (Act 634/2004, item 119a)
Bulk ownership dataNo open bulk file. ISKN exchange-format (VF ISKN) data with owners on written application at the fees of Decree 358/2013; a free REST API (api-kn.cuzk.gov.cz) only after identity-verified registration and an API key; INSPIRE parcel and building downloads carry no owners
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- nahlizenidokn.cuzk.gov.cz — “Aplikace je určena výhradně pro interaktivní práci uživatelů, jakékoli získávání nebo vytěžování dat automatizovanými prostředky není dovoleno. (The application is intended solely for interactive work by users; any obtaining or extraction of data by automated means is not permitted.)”
- www.reico.cz — “Bez souhlasu Provozovatele není dovoleno užívat stránky www.reico.cz jinak než pro vlastní potřebu (a to jak v celku, tak jejich jednotlivé části). Jiné využití podléhá předchozímu schválení ze strany Provozovatele v souladu s Autorským zákonem.”
- sekyragroup.cz — “Obsah webových stránek je chráněn autorským právem a jakékoli jeho užití včetně publikování nebo jiného šíření je bez našeho písemného souhlasu zakázáno.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) Hradčany, 119 08 Praha 1 |
Civic | Czech Republic — administered by Správa Pražského hradu (Prague Castle Administration) Czech Wikipedia: Správa Pražského hradu 'je příspěvková organizace, která byla Kanceláří prezidenta republiky zřízena dne 19. dubna 1993' under s.3 of Act 114/1993 Sb. on the Office of the President; 'Její hlavní činností je správa a provoz areálu Pražského hradu a zámku Lány'. The castle is state property held through the Office of the President's contributory organisation. hrad.cz itself returned a Cloudflare challenge and was not read; the cadastre entry was not looked up (robots). |
Government | —A |
| Charles Bridge (Karlův most) Karlův most, Praha 1 (Staré Město – Malá Strana) |
Civic | City of Prague (Hlavní město Praha) — managed by Technická správa komunikací hl. m. Prahy, a.s. TSK's own article (8 July 2025), 'Příběh Karlova mostu očima jeho správců', calls TSK the bridge's administrator ('správce'): 'V Technické správě komunikací (TSK) máme na starosti stovky pražských mostů, ale jen jeden je naprosto výjimečný', listing its repairs (2007–2010 deck, 2017 ice-breakers). TSK's About page states that 'Zakladatelem a jediným akcionářem je hlavní město Praha' and describes TSK as 'správcem svěřeného majetku hl. m. Prahy' — administrator of property entrusted by the City. The owner is therefore the City; TSK manages it. |
Government | —B |
| Old Town Hall with the Astronomical Clock (Staroměstská radnice s orlojem) Staroměstské náměstí 1/1-3, Praha 1 |
Civic | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched The free cadastre viewer would show the owner of this parcel to a person at a browser, but its robots.txt forbids automated access, so it was not queried. Czech Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Současný majitel: Staré Město (Praha)', which is a cadastral area and historic town, not a legal person, so it is not adopted. The building is operated for visitors by Prague City Tourism, the city's tourism company (prague.eu returned a 301 and enforces a 600-second crawl-delay; not re-fetched). City ownership is likely, but no document we opened states it. |
Government | —B |
| Dancing House (Tančící dům) Rašínovo nábřeží 1981/80, Praha 2 – Nové Město |
Mixed use | PSN (Pražská správa nemovitostí) PSN's own Dancing House page: 'Since 2013, the Dancing House has been part of our portfolio' and 'We acquired the Dancing House from ING at a time when it functioned as an office building closed to the public'; it now holds a hotel, gallery, café, restaurant, bar and offices. Czech Wikipedia: the building was put into ING Property Fund Central Europe in 2004; the seller in 2013 is named there as CBRE Global Investors (which took over ING's real-estate fund management), with the sale run by JLL, and the buyer as Pražská správa nemovitostí, 'od roku 2019 již jako společnost PSN'. PSN is a privately held Prague landlord-developer; its principal is not named here. |
Private company | EUR EUR 13.35M (c. CZK 360M) 2013-12 Price per Czech Wikipedia citing Hospodářské noviny/iHNed, 17 Dec 2013; PSN's own page confirms the 2013 purchase but states no price B |
| Palladium shopping centre Náměstí Republiky 1, Praha 1 c. 60,000 m² usable, of which c. 17,500 m² offices; 180 shops; 866 parking spaces (REICO) |
Mixed use | ČS nemovitostní fond (REICO NEMOVITOSTNÍ), managed by REICO investiční společnost Erste Asset Management, a.s., through a 100%-owned property company 100% of the property company (REICO) Union Investment press release, 20 November 2025: it 'has profitably sold Palladium in Prague, which it had acquired for UniImmo: Deutschland in 2015, to a fund belonging to the Czech REICO Erste Asset Management'. REICO's own Palladium page: 'v majetku fondu: od listopadu 2025', 'pronajímatelná plocha: 60.000 m2'. REICO's portfolio page states that 'Všechny tyto nemovitosti jsou v majetku nemovitostních společností, v nichž má REICO NEMOVITOSTNÍ 100% účast' — the fund buys property companies, not buildings, so the cadastre owner is an SPV and title did not need to change for the sale. |
Institution | EUR undisclosed 2025-11 Seller Union Investment: 'the largest property transaction ever carried out on the Czech market'; price 'above the latest valuation' and 'significantly above the purchase price' of 2015 A |
| Prague Main Railway Station (Praha hlavní nádraží) Wilsonova 300/8, Praha 2 – Vinohrady |
Civic | Správa železnic, státní organizace English Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Owner: Správa železnic' and records that Grandi Stazioni leased the station's retail space for 30 years from 2002 from the then owner, České dráhy, and 'In 2016 Grandi Stazioni lost the concession'. Správa železnic's own 2025 annual report states that under government resolution 1546 of 21 December 2015 it bought ČD's 'Železniční stanice' business unit, transferred on 1 July 2016, the purchase comprising 'pozemky, budovy, movitý a další majetek'. Správa železnic is a state organisation whose founder is the Czech Republic through the Ministry of Transport. |
Government | —B |
| Václav Havel Airport Prague (Letiště Václava Havla Praha) K letišti 1019/6, Ruzyně, Praha 6 |
Civic | Letiště Praha, a. s. 100% Ministry of Finance (Ministerstvo financí) since 1 Oct 2018 The Ministry of Finance's ARES business register (commercial-register extract) lists the sole shareholder of Letiště Praha, a. s. (IČO 28244532) as 'Ministerstvo financí' from 2018-10-01; from 2012 to 2018 the shares sat in Český Aeroholding, a.s., which merged into the airport company. English Wikipedia: the company was founded in 2008 to take over the state enterprise Správa Letiště Praha, s.p. on 1 December 2008. The airport land itself was not looked up in the cadastre. |
Government | —A |
| Florentinum Na Florenci 2116/15, Praha 1 – Nové Město 56,400 m² (Penta Real Estate project list) |
Office | Florentinum ASSET, a.s. sole shareholder CITIC Europe Holdings a.s. (formerly CEFC Group (Europe) Company a.s.), registered 14 Apr 2019 Czech Wikipedia's infobox names 'Současný majitel: Florentinum ASSET, a. s.' and records that Penta Investments built it (completed 2013, first tenants January 2014) and sold it in November 2016 to the Chinese group CEFC; the price there is only an estimate, so none is given. ARES shows the company renamed from 'CEFC Florentinum, a. s.' on 2018-07-13, its merger with Penta's original vehicle Development Florentinum s.r.o., and its shareholder history: CEFC Group (Europe) Company a.s. until 2019, then CITIC Europe Holdings a.s. (same IČO 04170792, i.e. the same company renamed). Penta still lists Florentinum among projects it developed; that is not ownership. |
Private company | —B |
| Masaryčka Na Florenci 2139/2, Praha 1 26,900 m² (Penta Real Estate) |
Office | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched Penta Real Estate's commercial-projects page lists 'Masaryčka Prague 1 26 900 m² Rented' and gives the same address for its own Prague office, but the page also lists Florentinum, which Penta sold in 2016, so the list records development rather than ownership. No filing or sale announcement naming the holding company was found, and the free cadastre was not queried (robots). Penta developed the building; whether a Penta vehicle still holds title is not established here. |
Developer | —B |
| Žižkov freight station and land (Nákladové nádraží Žižkov) Jana Želivského, Praha 3 – Žižkov |
Land | City of Prague (Hlavní město Praha) — the listed station building and adjoining plots bought from České dráhy ČT24, 13 Dec 2024: 'Praha koupí od Českých drah (ČD) zhruba za 1,43 miliardy korun s DPH budovu Nákladového nádraží Žižkov s přilehlými pozemky', with land for a tram line; city firm Trade Centre Praha will manage it. 'Firma [Sekyra Group] proto má předkupní právo na parcely jižně od budovy nádraží' — Sekyra had held, and recently given up, a right to buy the station itself. Czech Wikipedia ('Rok 2024 – odkup Prahou') records the purchase as completed. ČD's and Sekyra's 2007 joint venture Žižkov Station Development, a.s. (ČD 51 : Sekyra 49) entered liquidation on 1 April 2026 by decision of its sole shareholder (ARES). |
Government | CZK c. CZK 1.43bn incl. VAT 2024-12 Purchase approved by Prague City Assembly on the night of 12–13 Dec 2024 (ČT24); contract signing was reported afterwards B |
| Smíchov City Na Knížecí / Smíchovské nádraží, Praha 5 – Smíchov North 120,000 m², South 80,000 m² (Sekyra Group) |
Mixed use | Not established the register is open, but this building was not matched Sekyra Group's development-areas page presents Smíchov City North (120,000 m², construction from September 2020) and South (80,000 m², with the new Česká spořitelna campus) as its projects, and English Wikipedia calls the Sekyra Group 'the project's primary investor' (c. EUR 1.38bn private investment). Neither says which entity holds title to which plot: a campus building, a hotel and the station terminal sit on parts of the site, and Správa železnic is rebuilding the Smíchov station. The plot-by-plot owners would be on the free cadastre, which was not queried. |
Developer | —B |
| Bubny–Zátory redevelopment land Between Vltavská and Nádraží Holešovice metro stations, Praha 7 more than 250,000 m² (Penta Real Estate) |
Land | HoldCo Bubny s.r.o. Penta Real Estate 50%; AKIPIA investment group 35%; J&T 15% (from Aug 2026) Penta Real Estate news, 13 August 2026: it 'has acquired a 50% stake in HoldCo Bubny s.r.o., the company owning key land plots in the Bubny-Zátory redevelopment area'; 'A further 35% belongs to the newly established investment group AKIPIA' and 'J&T retains a 15% share'. The district is planned to 2050 at about 25 city blocks and up to 10,000 apartments, total investment 'approximately CZK 90 billion'. 'Key land plots', not the whole area: other plots (rail land, CPI's Bubenská 1) belong to others. The price of the 50% stake is not stated. |
Private equity | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Prague publishes no parcel-level valuation roll. Since 2020 the Czech Statistical Office builds its price series from the purchase prices recorded in the cadastre (cadastre data that are otherwise released only through paid, identity-checked access), so the official benchmark is an average per square metre, not a parcel. The record transactions come from sale announcements, most with the price withheld.
Average purchase price of flats, Prague, 2024CZK 115,889 per m²
ČSÚ, 'Ceny nemovitostí v Praze v roce 2024' (published 6 May 2026), from ČÚZK purchase-price records: highest district in the country, 82% above the Czech average (CZK 63,521/m²), up 8.5% on 2023 and 154% since 2015.
Average purchase price of family houses, Prague, 2024CZK 106,753 per m²
Same ČSÚ release: roughly twice the Czech average; down 3.3% on 2023; up 96% since 2015.
Largest property transaction ever on the Czech marketPalladium, Náměstí Republiky — price undisclosed
Union Investment, 20 Nov 2025: sold to a REICO (Erste) fund; 'the largest property transaction ever carried out on the Czech market', price 'above the latest valuation'.
Largest redevelopment, by stated investmentc. CZK 90bn, Bubny–Zátory (>250,000 m²)
Penta Real Estate, 13 Aug 2026, on taking 50% of land-owner HoldCo Bubny s.r.o.; up to 10,000 apartments by 2050.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Most of Prague's large holdings are public: the City of Prague and its city districts, the state (Prague Castle, ministries; the state property office's site sits behind a Microsoft login), the railway state organisation Správa železnic and the state-owned carrier České dráhy, Charles University and the state airport company. The railways are the city's biggest source of new building land: ČD has sold Žižkov to the City, Bubny's land company is now half Penta's, and Smíchov's station land is Sekyra's Smíchov City. The church's restituted estate is mostly forest outside the city. The figures are national or institution-wide unless stated; no Prague-only land totals could be sourced.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| City of Prague (Hlavní město Praha) and its city districts TSK, solely owned by the City, manages its roads and bridges as 'správce svěřeného majetku hl. m. Prahy'; Pražská developerská společnost was set up to build rental housing 'na pozemcích hlavního města Prahy'; the City Assembly approved the Žižkov purchase on 13 Dec 2024. The City's own property statements on praha.eu could not be reached (timeouts), so no total is given. |
Government | Charles Bridge and Prague's roads and bridges (through TSK); bought Žižkov freight station from ČD for c. CZK 1.43bn (2024)A |
| Czech Republic — Správa Pražského hradu (Office of the President) Správa Pražského hradu, a contributory organisation of the Office of the President, administers 'areál Pražského hradu a zámku Lány'. Other state property in Prague is administered by individual ministries and by the Office for Government Representation in Property Affairs (ÚZSVM), whose website redirected to a Microsoft sign-in and was not read. |
Government | Prague Castle grounds (and Lány chateau)A |
| Správa železnic, státní organizace Správa železnic annual report 2025: balance-sheet line B.II.1.1 'Pozemky' CZK 6,828,726 thousand net; network 9,344 km. It bought ČD's station business (land and buildings) on 1 July 2016. Prague holdings include the Main Station and the Smíchov and Masaryk stations it is rebuilding. |
Government | Land carried at CZK 6.83bn (31 Dec 2025, nationwide); 9,344 km of lineA |
| České dráhy, a.s. Správa železnic's 2025 annual report (auditor's emphasis of matter): ČD has invoiced compensation for 'dosavadní bezúplatné užívání pozemků ve vlastnictví ČD pro provoz dráhy', in total CZK 3,454,684 thousand ex VAT by 31 Dec 2025. SŽ disputes the 6% rate, citing the European Commission's 1.35% p.a., and has provisioned CZK 755.2M; talks on a paid transfer of the land continue. ČD is wholly state-owned (founder rights exercised by the Ministry of Transport, per the same report). In Prague it sold the Žižkov freight station to the City in 2024. |
Government | Owns land under operated railway that Správa železnic uses; billed SŽ CZK 3.45bn ex VAT for its use (1 Mar 2017 – 31 Dec 2025)A |
| Charles University (Univerzita Karlova) Charles University's 2024 financial report (Výroční zpráva o hospodaření): 'Pozemky' CZK 1,515,627 thousand; 'Stavby' CZK 17,764,518 thousand at cost, CZK 11,517,208 thousand net. This includes faculties in Hradec Králové and Plzeň; most of the estate (Karolinum, Albertov, Troja, Opletalova) is in Prague. |
Institution | Land CZK 1.52bn; buildings CZK 11.52bn net (31 Dec 2024, university-wide)A |
| Archdiocese of Prague (Arcibiskupství pražské) The archdiocese's Forest Administration page: it manages its own forests directly and, under lease, those of subordinate chapters and parishes and of the Náboženská matice — 'péči o cca 27 tis. ha lesa'. Its Prague buildings (churches, the Archbishop's Palace) are not totalled on the page read. |
Institution | c. 27,000 ha of forest managed (mostly outside the city)A |
| Letiště Praha, a. s. ARES: sole shareholder Ministerstvo financí since 1 Oct 2018. The airport's land area was not sourced. |
Government | Václav Havel Airport Prague; 100% Ministry of FinanceA |
| HoldCo Bubny s.r.o. Penta Real Estate, 13 Aug 2026: the company 'owning key land plots in the Bubny-Zátory redevelopment area'; Penta 50%, AKIPIA 35%, J&T 15%. |
Private equity | 'key land plots' in Bubny–Zátory (>250,000 m² area)A |
| Sekyra Group, a. s. Sekyra Group's development-areas page ('Rozloha území Sekyra Group: přibližně 100 000 m2' at Žižkov). For Smíchov it gives project area, not land title. |
Private company | c. 100,000 m² at Žižkov; Smíchov City 120,000 + 80,000 m²B |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
New housing in Prague is built almost entirely by private developers: the city's own developer, Pražská developerská společnost (a contributory organisation of the City founded to build municipal rental housing on city land), states that municipal housebuilding stopped completely in 2008 and that '99 % bytů postavených od roku 1995 postavil soukromý sektor'. There is no official builder league table; the market totals are published jointly by three developers (Central Group, Skanska Residential, Trigema) and were not opened here. The figures below are each company's own statement about Prague, and they are pipeline or holdings figures, not annual completions. The largest developers' build-to-sell volumes (Central Group, Finep, Skanska) could not be sourced: see unverified.
| Name | Type | Prague pipeline / holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Penta Real Estate Penta Real Estate news, 13 Aug 2026: Bubny–Zátory over more than 250,000 m², about 25 city blocks 'and up to 10,000 apartments' by 2050, plus office, rental and student housing. Penta Real Estate is the property arm of the Penta Investments group. |
Private equity | up to 10,000 apartments planned, Bubny (50% of land-owner HoldCo Bubny)A |
| Sekyra Group, a. s. Sekyra Group's development-areas page: Žižkov City on the former Žižkov freight station, 'nová městská čtvrť s více než 4 000 byty', 'Rozloha území Sekyra Group: přibližně 100 000 m2', in preparation; Smíchov City North (120,000 m², under construction since September 2020) and South (80,000 m²); Rohan City in Karlín under construction in five phases. A privately held Prague developer. |
Private company | more than 4,000 flats planned, Žižkov City (c. 100,000 m²); Smíchov City 200,000 m² in two partsA |
| CPI Property Group CPIPG's portfolio page (as at 30 June 2026): 'Residential #2 residential landlord in the Czech Republic'; residential is 7% of the group portfolio. A national claim; no Prague unit count is given. |
Public company | '#2 residential landlord in the Czech Republic' (national claim)A |
| ČS nemovitostní fond (REICO investiční společnost Erste Asset Management) REICO's portfolio page: Stodůlky Residential, part of the Britská čtvrť project, three blocks with 10,400 m² and 'celkem 219 bytů'; Nový Opatov 'celkem 170 bytů' on metro line C. An open-ended retail property fund of the Erste/Česká spořitelna group, buying finished rental buildings rather than building them. |
Institution | 389 rental flats in two Prague schemes (Stodůlky Residential 219; Nový Opatov 170)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Prague's commercial stock is held mostly through single-asset Czech companies (s.r.o. or a.s.), so a sale is usually a share deal and the cadastre owner does not change. The largest holders are Czech: listed CPI Property Group, the Erste group's REICO property fund, the private-equity group Penta and the family-founded Passerinvest; foreign open-ended funds such as Union Investment have been net sellers (Palladium, 2025). No association publishes a Prague ranking by floor area; the figures are each owner's own.
| Name | Type | Prague holdings (as stated) |
|---|---|---|
| CPI Property Group CPIPG portfolio page, as at 30 June 2026: office 44% and retail 28% of the group portfolio; '#1 retail landlord in the Czech Republic' and '#1 congress & convention hotel owner in the Czech Republic'. Quadrio (Prague 1) houses CPIPG's Prague headquarters. |
Public company | Prague key assets incl. Quadrio, Palác Archa 22,200 m², Tokovo 21,000 m², Meteor Centre c. 19,000 m², MAYHOUSE 8,000 m², Bubenská 1A |
| ČS nemovitostní fond (REICO NEMOVITOSTNÍ) REICO's portfolio page lists these Prague assets, each held by a property company in which the fund owns 100%. Palladium was added in November 2025; Melantrich (Václavské náměstí) has been held since 11 Nov 2010. |
Institution | Palladium c. 60,000 m²; Bořislavka Centrum >40,000 m²; Melantrich 10,166 m²; City Tower, Trianon, Qubix, MetronomA |
| Penta Real Estate Penta Real Estate's commercial-projects page. The list mixes current holdings with developed-and-sold projects (it still lists Florentinum, sold in 2016), so these are its developments, not a confirmed ownership schedule. Penta also holds 50% of the Bubny land company. |
Private equity | Prague projects listed as rented incl. Masaryčka 26,900 m², The Cloud One 15,624 m², Waltrovka Aviatica 27,000 m², SmíchOFF 11,500 m²B |
| Passerinvest Group, a.s. Passerinvest's history page: in 2012 a 'Změna strategie firmy – zpětný odkup budov v BB Centru do vlastnictví skupiny Passerinvest' (buying the BB Centrum buildings back into group ownership), later acquisitions of Buildings A and B (2016), and in 2026 the foundation stone of Sequoia, 'přes 33 tisíc m² kanceláří'. No total floor area is stated. |
Private company | BB Centrum / Brumlovka office district, Praha 4; Sequoia building (>33,000 m²) begun 2026A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Owners of Masaryčka, Old Town Hall and the individual Smíchov City plots: the free cadastre viewer shows them to a person at a browser, but its robots.txt and on-page terms forbid automated retrieval, and the commercial register's public UI (or.justice.cz/ias/) is also robots-disallowed.
- Current owner of Florentinum beyond the shareholder of record: ARES shows CITIC Europe Holdings a.s. as sole shareholder of Florentinum ASSET, a.s. since 2019; any later sale was not found.
- Completion of the City's Žižkov purchase: ČT24 reports the Assembly's approval (13 Dec 2024); signing of the contract was reported by other outlets that were not opened.
- Central Group as Prague's largest residential developer, and its land bank (c. 1.5M m² and c. 40,000 planned flats, per search snippets of Seznam Zprávy): its own site is a JavaScript shell and the article was not opened.
- Annual Prague new-flat sales (about 7,800 in 2025 per the Central Group / Skanska / Trigema analysis, as seen in search results): the analysis PDF sits on services.files.skanska.com, whose robots.txt returned 503; ČTK's ceskenoviny.cz disallows ClaudeBot.
- City of Prague land and building totals from its annual accounts (závěrečný účet): praha.eu timed out; the city's open-data catalogue (lkod.cz) disallows ClaudeBot in robots.txt.
- ČEZ's Prague property (headquarters at Duhová, Praha 4) and the state property office ÚZSVM's Prague holdings: not sourced (cez.cz returned a 308 loop to scripts; uzsvm.gov.cz redirected to a Microsoft sign-in).
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Sources
- Nahlížení do katastru nemovitostí — home page (free, no registration; automated extraction not permitted) — Český úřad zeměměřický a katastrální (ČÚZK) · openA
- Sazby správních poplatků — Položka 119 Výpisy, opisy, kopie — ČÚZK · openA
- Dálkový přístup k údajům katastru nemovitostí ČR (DP, WSDP, DPN, REST API-KN) — ČÚZK · openA
- Poskytování údajů z KN (data provision overview, INSPIRE Parcels/Buildings) — ČÚZK · openA
- Výstupy dat ISKN ve výměnných formátech — ČÚZK · openA
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- Otevřená data / Open data (IPR Praha geoportal) — CC BY, 'datový podklad © IPR Praha' — Institut plánování a rozvoje hl. m. Prahy (IPR Praha) · openA
- Správa Pražského hradu — Wikipedie (cs) · openA
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