Do you have spare money in a savings account that you don't have any specific plans for yet? There is a whole range of other options between a savings account and the stock market for what to do with your money. The following overview shows which instruments are currently available to Czech investors, how they work, and how they differ from one another.
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Do you have a well-thought-out business or construction project, years of experience, and a property to offer as collateral, but the bank rejects your application? Is your development project too small, at an early stage, or lacking a track record? A rejection does not mean the end. Alternative financing is growing, and European and Czech non-bank markets offer flexible alternatives tailored to the individual needs of developers.
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With Lukáš Blažek, Sales Director of RONDA INVEST, about trends in the real estate development market and the current opportunities and challenges of financing development projects through peer-to-business loans, known as P2B lending.
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The Slovak real estate market is experiencing a dynamic period and represents a natural opportunity for expansion for Czech investment players. The Czech investment company RONDA INVEST is increasingly strengthening its position in the neighbouring country, where it actively participates in financing attractive development projects. It focuses primarily on residential construction in western Slovakia, where it offers a flexible alternative to the traditional banking sector.
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Do you have spare money that you don't want to leave idle, but at the same time don't want to expose to stock market fluctuations? You are not limited to just two options. There is a fairly wide range of investment opportunities between savings accounts and stocks. The key is to know how long you can set your money aside, what level of risk you are willing to accept, and what you expect in return.
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The Czech real estate development financing market is undergoing a profound transformation. The days when non-bank financing served merely as a lender of last resort for developers are long gone. Increasingly, the market is embracing a model that combines institutional discipline with the speed and flexibility of an entrepreneurial approach. At the forefront of this shift is Ronda Invest, demonstrating that success in billion-crown development projects depends not only on access to capital, but above all on the ability to speak the client's language and truly understand their needs.
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Real estate investment funds are attracting a growing number of investors and reshaping the way Czechs access the property market. Jana Brodani (Czech Capital Market Association), Lukáš Blažek (Ronda Invest), and Václav Kinský (INVESTIKA) agreed in an iDNES Lounge discussion that the future lies in diversification, a long-term investment horizon, and professional asset management. According to them, owning a buy-to-let apartment is no longer the only way to generate returns from real estate.
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Escalating tensions in the Middle East and uncertainty surrounding oil markets have put upward pressure on fuel prices, prompting government intervention through price caps. While these measures have helped cushion the impact at the pump, households continue to face rising costs across other areas of everyday spending. In this uncertain environment, is it possible to protect your savings while achieving annual returns of up to 8%, when traditional savings accounts are no longer enough to keep pace with real inflation?
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The Czech real estate market enters 2026 at a particularly compelling stage. On the one hand, buyer and investor activity continues to gain momentum. On the other, financing conditions are gradually stabilizing, while regulatory changes are reshaping the market landscape. Together, these developments are creating an environment that is more favorable than ever for well-prepared and informed investors.
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