Boutique property management · Prague 3
Žižkov is almost a city in its own right. We understand that.
Prague 3
Žižkov is no ordinary district. It is the last part of Prague that the people of Prague still love. The tightly packed tenement buildings from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, visible from the Television Tower, are homes to hundreds of thousands of residents of Prague and the mortgages of some of them. A house in Žižkov means dedicating oneself to a district with soul: old plaster that is truly difficult to work with, transient owners, and co-owners numbering eight or even twelve per building. At Heritum we have grown accustomed to caring for Žižkov and its unique atmosphere.
A typical building in Prague 3 is a brick tenement with mansard living rooms from the late 19th century. Houses on Žižkovská, Táboritská or Lipanská often have 4-5 floors without an elevator and owners ranging from elderly seniors to young digital natives. Common problems: leaking mansards requiring a specialist rather than a generalist, facade sealing that preserves the original character of the quarter, and coordination between different generations of owners. Compared to other districts, Prague 3 has a higher proportion of tenants, meaning building management is more sensitive, owners must create rules themselves that are fair to everyone. That is exactly what we do best.
What we arrange in Prague 3
FAQ for Prague 3
With great caution and a legal basis. Owners and tenants have different interests. Our job is to maintain communication so that everyone knows what is happening and why. The repair fund must be fair to both parties.
The price depends on the house's area, number of floors and condition. First we inspect, then assess, then propose. We never estimate based on prices in Prague 1, different standards apply in Prague 3.
Yes. Attic conversions are not a luxury. There are thousands of them in Prague 3. Repairs are carried out with sensitivity and the care of a restorer. First comes diagnosis, then selection of a specialist, followed by cooperation without chasing representatives.
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