In the case of this annexed land, these were plots of land then belonging to Trnitá and, to a small extent, to the Křenová cadastral territory (from the territory of the current Brno-jih city district, it included only small parts of today's parcels 425/2 and 560/2 and a short section Ponávky, while in 1941 these plots were added to Trnitá during cadastral adjustments).

On April 16, 1919, the southern part of Trnitá was annexed, as well as other territories of the modern city district, including the territory of the former municipalities of Dolní Heršpice, Horní Heršpice, Komárov, Přízřenice, as well as parts of Černovice and Brněnské Ivanovice.

Since the 1990s, there has also been a gradual renewal and improvement of the transport infrastructure, the environment, the expansion and construction of sports fields, and the repair of schools.

In the west of the city district, along Vídeňská street, there is an important commercial and industrial zone.

Recently, the originally Modric shopping center Olympia was added to the Přízřenice cadastre.

He was dismissed in December 2017 and Zdeněk Rotrekl (Chance for the South),[4] who died in May 2018, was elected as the new mayor.

[5] Josef Haluza (ČSSD), who held this position from 2010 to 2014, was elected mayor at the constituent assembly meeting in autumn 2018.