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Despite the state of emergency, Prague's technical services company makes sure that streetlights work properly.

3/20/2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has paralyzed everyday life in the city. However, street lighting must work, as does the power grid or medical services.

Important information - City of Prague will not require tenants to pay default interest for the duration of the health crisis

3/16/2020 HMP The resolution does not apply to entities that have been engaged in a property-related lawsuit with the City of Prague (see more details in the Documents section on this page).

Prague considers postponement of rent payments for entrepreneurs

3/14/2020 The City of Prague is responding to the current restrictions and government regulations due to the coronavirus outbreak that have had a major impact on entrepreneurs and small businesses in Prague.

Prague seeks an effective and cost-efficient street lighting solution

3/9/2020 The City Council decided to commission a new “Prague Street Lighting Concept” in June last year and the City Hall’s Asset Management Department started working on it in autumn.

Prague to support local Smart Prague projects. City districts will receive nearly 12 million crowns from the city coffers.

2/11/2020  Prague City Council has agreed to allocate nearly 12 million crowns to support Smart Prague projects carried out by individual city districts. These range from a virtual power station to an interactive map of greenery.

City of Prague plans to reform municipal asset management and administration of municipally owned corporations

2/4/2020 Prague leaders are planning to overhaul the city’s asset management policy. Changes will affect real property ownership as well as administration of the city’s stakes in municipally owned corporations.

Capital city seeks tenants for lucrative non-residential premises. Bidders to be judged by completely new rules. 

2/3/2020 Prague City Hall has called first tenders for the lease of municipally owned non-residential premises under new terms.

Petřín chapel has been completely refurbished

1/16/2020 The City of Prague has restored the Chapel of St. Cross on Petřín Hill. The chapel located near the view tower had been heavily damaged by leaking water.

Plans to reshape InterContinental Hotel in Prague and its vicinity revealed to the public

1/15/2020 One of the most visible construction projects in Prague in the coming years will include a refurbishment of the iconic InterContinental Hotel and a major makeover its vicinity.

Construction of approx. 5,000 apartments started in Prague in 2019. The city plans to intensify support for new housing construction project

1/15/2020 Construction sector data for the first eleven months of 2019 just released by the Czech Statistical Office (CSO) show that construction of 4,969 apartments in new residential houses started in Prague in that period.
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