RK PRINC
Real estate brokerage and transaction support for property buyers, sellers and landlords in the Czech Republic
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About RK PRINC
RK PRINC provides brokerage for property sales, purchases, rentals and leases. Services include legal coordination, transaction advice, mortgage assistance, property valuation and sale planning.
The company also offers debt-resolution support, property buyouts and related services such as energy certificates, tax-return preparation, moving and clearance. It is based in Prague and was founded in 2014; its broker reports working in real estate since 2007 and training other brokers.
Product: Real estate brokerage and related legal, financial, valuation and property transaction services.
Jobs at RK PRINC
Leadership
- Petr Vopěnka · realitní makléřSource: business register
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