Zeitraum Student Housing has reported full occupancy across all four of its student accommodation campuses in Prague for the upcoming fall semester. With a total of 450 beds now booked, the high demand reflects both a growing student population and evolving expectations for student housing in the city. Applications for accommodation began increasing in late February and early March, quickly filling all available spaces. According to Zeitraum’s director, Zdena Noack, students are increasingly seeking housing options that go beyond basic furnishings, with many now prioritising modern design, comfort, and access to services such as round-the-clock reception, maintenance, and communal areas for both study and social activities. Zeitraum operates student residences in Karlín, Holešovice, and Žižkov, offering a mix of private and shared rooms. Each location is connected to public transport and provides amenities including study areas, communal kitchens, high-speed internet, laundry facilities, and welcome starter packs. These facilities are designed to meet the expectations of today’s student demographic, which values functionality alongside quality of life. Despite the strong demand, Prague continues to face a broader shortage of student accommodation. The gap between supply and demand affects both public and private housing providers. The issue is particularly acute for students seeking modern facilities that meet current lifestyle and academic needs. Zeitraum has plans to expand its network in Prague and other cities, but acknowledges that individual providers cannot resolve the overall shortfall alone. Noack emphasized the need for coordinated investment at the national level to increase capacity and raise the standard of student housing across the country. For students looking to secure accommodation, early planning remains essential. Zeitraum recommends arranging housing for the fall semester no later than March, and for the spring semester by October. Delayed booking often results in limited availability and less desirable options. Early preparation is increasingly becoming a critical part of the student admission process.