•  Capital growth
•   Invest early
•  Rental income
•  Rental demand

Capital growth

Your investment will naturally increase in capital growth over time.  The price of properties in Prague has been steadily increasing at ten to fifteen per cent per annum, some projects seeing a twenty per cent growth, a trend predicted to continue for the forseeable future.  Based on these figures, this means that in ten years time your investment of just a £4,500 deposit on an apartment at £39,000 could reach a value of £87,645.

Invest early

The key to generating maximum capital growth is to invest early to benefit from price increases at different phases throughout the development.  While your property is being built its value is increasing, meaning that before you even have to start repayments on its mortgage, your investment will be making you money.

Rental income

Once your property is complete and ready for rental we will, on your instruction, assign it over to our professional letting agents who will always obtain a true market value rental income for you.  For up to date rental assessments for each of our developments call our office on 0845 070 5545.

Rental demand

Over the last two years the average wage in Prague has doubled, as a result of increasing numbers of multinational companies recognising the Czech Republic as a favourable and economic location in the heart of Europe.  Management jobs are being created and professionals are fuelling the demand for high quality accommodation and luxury lifestyles that have been in short supply.

Typical return on your investment

We have included two examples here of the likely return on your investment over a period of five and ten years, based on a capital growth rate of 12.5% per annum.  This is an average figure taken from the predicted growth rate of 10 to 15% per annum for the future.

                 example 1                                                            example 2

purchase price        £39,000                          purchase price        £107,000

1st year                £43,875                          1st year                 £120,375

2nd year               £49,359                          2nd year                £135,422

3rd year                £55,529                          3rd year                £152,350

4th year                £62,470                          4th year               £171,393

5th year                £70,279                          5th year               £192,817

ROI after 5 years    £31,279                          ROI after 5 years    £85,817

         Against an original investment of £4,500 deposit                             Against an original investment of £16,000 deposit

10th year              £126,645                        10th year              £347,463

ROI after 10 years  £87,645                          ROI after 10 years  £240,463