
New parking building in Prague 6
3. 4. 2025A new multi-storey car park will help ease the shortage of parking spaces in Prague 6, and the Chytrá Nemovitost platform now offers the opportunity to invest in this project. Its distinctive nature, strategic location and subsequent stable rental income make it an attractive investment opportunity. Chytrá Nemovitost will also take care of all operations and maintenance, providing passive income without the day-to-day management responsibilities.
In recent years, Prague has faced a shortage of parking spaces and an expansion of regulated parking zones. New developments are being built, but parking remains a pressing issue. A new multi-storey car park is therefore planned for Prague 6 to address this long-standing shortage. The Chytrá Nemovitost platform now offers the opportunity to invest in the project, with full operations and maintenance included, from arranging rental agreements and managing payments to handling other operational matters.
One of the project’s advantages is its distinctive nature. Building multi-storey car parks in the capital is complicated by limited planning opportunities. The planned project is in a location with excellent transport links, including access to Václav Havel Airport, which adds to its appeal and ensures consistent demand for parking spaces. Investment in the project will therefore provide a stable return, while management by Chytrá Nemovitost will make it a source of passive income without the burden of day-to-day operations.
The purchase of a development plot with a building permit is currently under way — an ideal opportunity that is scarce on the market. The project is therefore ready for rapid implementation, giving it a competitive advantage in terms of legislation and planning.
Media contact:
Pavlína Ondrejková
Marketing manager
pavlina.ondrejkova@chytranemovitost.cz
About Chytrá Nemovitost
Chytrá Nemovitost is a unique platform that enables people to buy and invest in property together, without developers. It follows a buy-to-let model — purchasing property specifically to rent it out — with the aim of generating conservative returns. It identifies attractive and promising opportunities in the property market and then offers them to other interested buyers.





























