Prague · Plzeň · Pardubice · Brno · Ostrava
650+ apartments let to students in the last eight years
We search the Czech market, view the apartment in person, read the contract line by line and meet you at the door with the keys. You deal with one licensed agent, in English, from the first shortlist to the handover protocol.
Old Town, Prague
Old Town, Prague
Owner, licensed agent and property manager
My rule is simple: every client gets one person, a service built around them, and management they can actually see into.
You sign with a licensed agent operating under Czech law - not with a listing in a Facebook group, and not with a fixer who stops answering once the deposit clears.
Every conversation with the landlord, the building manager, the municipality or the plumber happens in Czech. What reaches you and your parents is a plain-English summary of what was agreed.
Start with one hour on the phone, add a lawyer to read the lease, or hand us the whole thing.
A full hour with Eran: where to live given your faculty and your budget, what the market actually costs, and the timeline that gets you keys on time.
One-off
If you continue with us, 2,500 CZK comes off your further costs
Everything in the call, plus a lawyer who reads your Czech lease clause by clause before you sign anything.
One-off
If you continue with us, 7,500 CZK comes off your further costs
We take the whole process, from the first scan of the market to the moment you are inside with the keys in your hand.
Set by the apartment we find
Whatever you have already paid for a smaller package is credited in full against the next one, all the way up to the full service.
A sample of what we have handed over to students recently. Every one of these is gone - they are here so you can see the standard we hold to, and what the money actually buys in each city.
5 minutes on foot to the Czech University of Life Sciences, bus stop outside the door
Tram 4 from the door into the centre, the ZČU campus across the road
Tram 4 from the new stop into the centre, the ZČU campus close by
10 minutes on foot to the centre of Pardubice, bus and train stops within walking distance
10 minutes on foot to the centre of Pardubice, the hospital and the railway close by
About 10 minutes on foot to the centre, public transport a minute from the door
Every apartment on this board has been let. New ones come up constantly and most of them never reach the public portals - tell us your city, your budget and your dates, and we will send you what is open the week you are looking.
We work across Czechia, and we know these five cities street by street - which blocks are worth the rent, which tram gets you to the faculty, and which bargain is a bargain for a reason.
Where most students want to be. Public transport reaches everywhere, the international student community is large, and rents are the highest in the country - which is exactly why picking the right district saves the most money here.
A compact student city about an hour by train from Prague. Rent runs tens of percent below Prague, and walking from your flat to the faculty is the norm rather than the exception.
The quiet, affordable option. Exactly an hour from Prague on the fast train, one compact campus, and whole apartments for what a single room costs in Prague.
Czechia’s second city and a genuine student town - two and a half hours from Prague by train, a café and nightlife scene that holds its own, and rent tens of percent below the capital. Our office there opens in 2027.
The cheapest of the five, with a strong technical campus and a medical faculty. Further from Prague, but a whole apartment here costs what a single room does in the capital. Our office there opens in 2027.
Ranges are approximate monthly figures before electricity, gas and building service charges. The final price depends on the apartment, the floor, the furniture and the move-in date.
This is not a service that emails you links. We take the whole process on - including the parts that need Czech, someone physically in the city, and a tradesman who turns up when something breaks.
We scan the Czech market - including apartments that never reach the English-language portals - and filter by your budget, your faculty, how many of you there are and how far you are willing to travel.
An in-person viewing that checks damp, heating, insulation and noise, then a clause-by-clause read of the Czech contract: the deposit, the exit terms, who pays for what, and what happens when something breaks.
Needs painting, a carpenter, an electrician or new furniture before you move in? We keep regular tradespeople in Prague and Plzeň, and they answer to us, not to you.
We meet you at the apartment, walk the handover protocol, photograph the condition of every room, read the electricity and water meters and make sure it is all on paper. That record is what gets your deposit back at the end.
Address registration, utility accounts, internet, contents insurance and the running relationship with the building manager - the things you cannot arrange from abroad.
A single contact for the whole process, who lives in Prague and answers in English. No call centre, no chatbot, no being passed between agents.
The student walks into a finished apartment. Parents get a record of every step. And you have us on the phone 24/7, 364 days a year.
Students in Czechia is the student arm of Times2 Properties, a real estate company that has operated in Czechia for 21 years, with more than 430 apartments under active management and offices in Prague, Plzeň and Pardubice.
Students were always part of the work - medical and engineering students in Prague and Plzeň - but they were served through a website built for investors. This one is built for them: same company, same Eran, an interface about renting rather than about yield.
What that means in practice is that the apartment you rent does not come from a stranger we met this week. In most cases it is already under our management - we know the owner, we know what has been repaired in it, and we know who turns up when the boiler fails.
Founder and owner
Eran holds an MBA with high distinction, lives in Prague, and is married with three children - two of them students themselves. Every client works with him directly, from the first call to the keys.
Interior design
An interior designer with more than 13 years of experience and over 230 homes behind her. She is responsible for the furniture and the fit-out of the apartments before tenants move in.
Students and parents who have already been through the process, from the first search to the keys, in their own words. Most of the reviews were written in Hebrew and are translated here.
Thorough, comprehensive support through the whole process. Always reachable, patient, and careful with the details. From finding the right apartment through to checking the contract and closing everything off in an orderly, pleasant way. Warmly recommended.
We rented an apartment in Prague with Eran's help. He was professional, very available and welcoming.
He went through the contract with us, explained what Czech law says on particular clauses, and pointed out the details worth paying attention to.
From our first conversation with Eran we felt the service was different. More professional - you can tell he has been in the field for a long time, he has a team with a lot of experience and much wider access to the Prague apartment market. I highly recommend Eran - thanks to him we have the home we dreamed of here.
Highly recommend!! Professional, efficient and reliable service. Always available, responsive & committed to providing excellent service.
When I started looking at apartments before my studies, I realised how complicated the whole thing is - I did not know what was legal and what was not, and I was afraid someone would take advantage of that. It was hard to reach landlords at all, let alone be the first to get to them, and never mind how I was supposed to view apartments from a distance…
Eran was the answer to all of it. Beyond finding me the apartment that fit, he was there whenever we needed him, including outside his working hours, and always helped us with real warmth. He made this complicated move feel far lighter.
What we write ourselves about studying and renting in Czechia - the numbers, the cities, the health system, and what a year here actually costs once you have arrived.
Czechia · student lifeAround 59,000 international students were enrolled at Czech universities in 2025 - almost one in five. Where they study, what they study, what a Czech university gives you beyond the lectures, and what living here looks like day to day.
Prague · neighbourhoodsVinohrady, Žižkov and Dejvice are the three neighbourhoods international students ask for by name. What each one gives you, how long it takes to get from it to your faculty, and why the question is no longer only how close the flat is to campus.
Czechia · service chargesSVJ, fond oprav and poplatky za služby - three Czech words that land on your contract, and only one of them is really yours. What makes up the monthly figure, why the amount you transfer is only an advance, and what the settlement at the end of the year decides.
Czechia · rentsA studio, a private room in a shared flat, or a bed in a shared room - all three got more expensive before the winter semester. What the market data says each one costs, city by city, and what lands on the bill on top of the rent.
Czechia · healthCardiovascular disease causes about 42% of all deaths in Czechia, yet heart attack mortality here is among the lowest in the world at roughly 5.5%. How one national programme made that difference, what changed in January 2025, and why all of it runs through a GP you have not registered with yet.
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What students ask us before renting in Czechia. Not here? Write to us and we will answer.
Students moving to Czechia to study who need to rent an apartment before they arrive or shortly after. If you do not speak Czech, do not know the local rental market, and would rather have one person handle the whole thing in English, this is built for you.
We work across Czechia and focus on the three cities where most of our students study: Prague, Plzeň (Pilsen) and Pardubice.
The service covers the whole rental process, from the search to move-in:
Czech listings count rooms, not bedrooms. The number is how many rooms the flat has besides the kitchen, and the suffix tells you what the kitchen is: "kk" is a kitchenette inside one of those rooms, "1" is a separate kitchen.
Eran Liron holds a Czech licence for apartment rentals in Czechia. It means you are dealing with a licensed professional working inside Czech law and regulation - not with informal help from someone who has "been there before".
No. The service is built to run remotely - many students have the apartment settled before they land, with everything communicated in English, so you know exactly where things stand while you are still at home.
Yes - it is a core part of the service. We inspect the property in person and go through the rental contract before you commit, so you never sign for something you have not seen, in a language you do not fully read.
We arrange the repair and refurbishment work with the landlord or the relevant tradespeople so the apartment is in proper condition before you move in.
We handle the housing side of it: a signed contract and the landlord-certified proof of accommodation at your address, which is the document your residence permit application needs from the housing end, plus the address registration itself once you are here.
We are not immigration advisers and we do not file the permit for you - your faculty’s international office handles that part. What we make sure of is that the housing documents you have to hand in are correct and ready on time.
No. That is the point of the service - the search, the contract review and the handover are all handled in English, and the Czech happens on our side of the table.
Use the form at the bottom of the page, or email or message us on WhatsApp directly. Tell us the city you are studying in, your monthly budget and your target move-in date, and we will come back with apartments that fit.
Fill in the form or message us on WhatsApp. We will come back with apartments that fit the budget, the faculty and the number of you - with no obligation.
Available Monday to Friday, 09:00–19:00 Czech time.
