In the next episode of the Realitní Club podcast, Petra Jansová and Dalibor Martínek of newstream.cz will welcome the richest home developer Dušan Kunovský. He listens to the new podcast already on Monday on newstream.cz and on all podcast platforms.
Developers have lost nearly fifty percent of their customers in the past year. In normal times, so-called mortgages represent just that, but due to rising interest rates, they are now postponing the purchase of real estate, Dušan Kunovský reports in the next episode of the Realitní Club podcast on newstream.cz.
“This is also why we expect one of the biggest falls in demand during the period of the independent Czech Republic. When we talk to financing experts about the situation, they all agree. a return to normal could occur when mortgages fall below three percent again“explains richest Czech developer Dušan Kunovský, who is also one of the ten richest Czechs.
How will this affect property prices and what projects will Central Group put on hold because of this? You will also learn this in the latest episode of the Realitní Club podcast, which you can listen already on monday 19 september on newstream.cz and all podcast platforms.
Listen to other episodes of the Realitní Club podcast:
Petr Hlaváček in the Realitní Club podcast: Not all developers know how to build. They only push profit
Petr Hlaváček, the Prague councilor for territorial development for TOP 09 and the current leader of the Prague candidate STAN, is not afraid of failing in the next municipal elections. He presumably he has a lot of options. He is not even worried about the continuity of the projects he has initiated, whether it is the Vltava Philharmonic, the Prague ring road or the construction under the direction of the Prague Development Company. But what Prague needs, according to him, is an efficient state administration.
Ondřej Boháč in the Realitní Club podcast: Czechia is like a Hobbit in the middle of Europe. We live here at our own pace
“Czechia has fallen off the infrastructure map of Europe. From Berlin to Vienna, you drive around, a route longer than several hundred kilometers, but shorter than several hours. You really have to wonder if we’re doing it right here.” , says Ondřej Boháč, director of the Prague Capital Planning and Development Institute, in the next installment of the Realitní Club podcast series.
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