The South Moravian Region is an administrative territory in the south of Czechia, bordering Austria and Slovakia as well as several other Czech regions. It sits along the southern border of the country, sharing frontiers with Lower Austria, the Trnava Region, and the Trenčín Region. The terrain is characterised by its position in the south of the historical province of Moravia, stretching across a low-lying landscape with an average elevation of just over two hundred metres.
Most of the housing in the South Moravian Region is concentrated in Brno, which holds far more of the market than anywhere else. Brno is also the most expensive city in the region, with property prices sitting well above the regional average. By contrast, other local towns like Znojmo and Hodonín hold only tiny shares of the housing stock and are much cheaper places to buy. Across the region as a whole, property prices are slightly lower than the national average for Czechia.
