Locations

 An overgrown site with the remnants of the foundation structures of a former sawmill in the centre of Pražmo village. According to the zoning plan the site is designated for the construction of civic amenities (public infrastructure).

 A building (incl. facilities) dating from 1928. A free-standing building with mainly office space; premises of a cake shop on the 1st floor. Brick building with a flat roof.

 The site consists of land with four agricultural structures (a former granary, two storage buildings, and a weigh-house). The site is situated on the north-east edge of the town, next to Ostravská St. One of the buildings is a cultural monument.

 A former school building. Today empty and unused. The building is in relatively good technical condition.

 Former Church school and primary school on Družstevní St. The first documented mention of the building dates from the 17th century. Between the world wars it was reconstructed in the style of the time. Currently the building is in very poor technical condition. In order to be used without restrictions, it would need to be completely reconstructed. Zoned for civic amenities.

 The former “Tatra” cinema building is currently completely empty and has been disconnected from utilities networks. In the past it was transferred to municipal ownership. It is currently in relatively good technical condition. Brick building, several broken/missing windows. Zoned for civic amenities.

 Until 2014 the building was used as a hotel and restaurant. In 2014-2017 it was intermittently used as a pub; the building was often closed, and it became derelict; frequent changes of tenancy led to a deterioration of the interior condition. In 2018 it was temporarily used as accommodation for forest workers. The building is in relatively good condition; the water pipes need to be replaced. The owner is offering it primarily for sale, or for rent if preferred.

 The “Monoblok” complex covers approx. 3.8 ha. The entire complex is enclosed by fencing and is connected to all technical/utilities networks, transport infrastructure and service facilities. The complex includes a main building with office/accommodation facilities, auxiliary buildings and other structures (reception, fuel filling station, temporary cabins, a storage building, a vehicle repair workshop and a carpentry workshop). There is no agricultural or forested land at the complex, which is classified as either built-up areas or other areas. Currently the “Monoblok” complex can be divided into two parts: 1. The main building and the surrounding land, reception, fuel filling station and auxiliary structures; 2: the temporary cabins, storage building, vehicle repair workshop and carpentry workshop. Part 1 is not used; only maintenance work is carried out. Part 2 is partly utilized as a municipal waste recycling centre, and the vehicle repair workshop and carpentry workshop are rented out to local traders.

 A former brickworks that has been derelict for a number of years; the buildings are disintegrating, in some places only the foundations remain; the site is completely abandoned. The buildings are suitable for demolition; possible future use of the complex: production and/or storage/warehousing.

 CTOffice Park was built in 2006 and is located on the southern edge of the city. It includes conference facilities and meeting rooms, plus restaurants and cafés. The complex is air-conditioned. Energy efficiency C. Class A offices. This office complex consists of 4 modern buildings, offering 20 000 m2 of office space. The basic rental cost is supplemented by a charge for shared areas (approx. 6%) and service fees (approx. 1.95 €/m2).