Cushman & Wakefield sees Czech student housing shortfall at 124,300 beds

PUBT · 1d ago
Cushman & Wakefield sees Czech student housing shortfall at 124,300 beds
  • Cushman & Wakefield flagged a Czech student housing shortage of about 124,300 beds in the 2025/2026 academic year.
  • University enrollment rose 5% to 330,500 students, while dedicated accommodation capacity increased 0.3% to 68,100 beds.
  • Supply equates to 21 beds per 100 students, pointing to sustained pricing power for landlords across public halls and private residences.
  • Prague showed 27,900 beds for 77,200 out-of-region students; Brno had 14,300 beds for 44,100.
  • Private student accommodation represented 11% of capacity; average monthly rent per bed was CZK 13,800 in Prague.


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