The most common brick block with a thickness of 30 cm increased in price by 80% year-on-year, but the overall increase in the price of masonry is somewhere around 50%. Façade polystyrenes (EPS) went up in price from about 850 CZK to over 2,000 CZK, i.e. by more than 100%. PVC foil – 40%. Everything else is about 20-30%. A slight increase in prices can still be expected, especially for energy-intensive production. However, developments in the energy market, mortgage rates and the price of construction work have taken their toll. The construction of RD has basically stopped. Orders that have already started are being completed. Those who don’t have to, don’t build. This situation has spilled over into the sale of apartments, however, the price has not yet gone down and it is questionable whether it will. If a significant number of apartments do not enter the market from people who will not be able to pay their mortgages, the price cannot be expected to fall due to the construction costs. And those who want to build a house in the future will mainly focus on higher quality and more expensive materials – masonry, insulation, windows, doors and on the energy self-sufficiency of the house. Year-on-year growth in units of up to 5% is expected, neither a major price increase nor a price drop.