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Real Estate

Housing and investment in Slovakia

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Bratislava is changing its skyline.
The sale of flats might increase to 400-600 units per quarter.
Slovaks seem less willing to rent their properties to foreigners, even though foreigners are often willing to pay more for accommodation than Slovak tenants.
A boom in demand for rental flats is being reported in Bratislava Region.
Some developers are changing plans and instead of offices build flats.
Some developers are changing plans, others see the market situation as an opportunity.
The CTP's logistics premises in Bratislava
Nearshoring is one of several trends that have been observed in the industrial real estate market.
Land plots with valid construction permit available.
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Hotel Kyjev.
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Preservationists suddenly changed their mind as to what can be done with the building.
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Eco-friendly buildings in the city, whether for working or living.
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Illustrative image of a new apartment building.
Prices have been decreasing for the twelfth month in a row.
The Garáže venue is located to the right side above the Prístavný Most bridge.
About 800 concerts have taken place here so far. Marek Moravčík
Visualisation of the new Palma district.
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The declined Palma factory should become a 15-minute neighbourhood.
There are many legitimate reasons for holding real estate abroad, but there are also concerns that offshore real
estate, in some cases, may be used for money laundering, tax evasion, escaping international sanctions, or other
financial crimes.
Slovaks are also interested in houses and flats in other holiday destinations.
Purchasing a new apartment in Slovakia requires an average of 14 gross annual salaries.
Developers offering deals on unfinished properties.
Tomáš Ostatník
But costs still matter, says real estate expert.
This historic building on Panská Street is for sale.
200-year-old cultural monument on market for just under €1.5 million.
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