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Detailed blog about Budapest’s real estate market, focusing on new short-term rental restrictions and their positive effects on housing stability, rental supply, and property values. Includes reasons to invest now, key market benefits, and forecasts for price and rental trends over the next four years

Why Israeli investors buying property in Budapest, and how the two markets compare, Budapest routinely shows higher gross rental yields than major Israeli cities, Budapest is the rising star of the European real estate markets in the last 5 years

Many British might look into buying property in Hungary, thinking about “escape” or “fallback” options, several factors are motivating, Political and social uncertainty, Some British citizens feel that issues such as large scale immigration, social tension, cost-of-living pressures, rising taxation or uncertainty in public services make diversification prudent. Asset protection and diversification, Holding property abroad can help hedge risks linked to Britain, currency, tax

Overview on Budapest real estate Sales and rental Market 2025 : High Price Growth Amid Tight Supply Budapest’s residential property prices surged by about 19.2 % year-on-year in Q1 2025, with a striking quarterly increase of 8.7 %. The average price per square meter for new dwellings reached approximately HUF 1.68 million.

Expert Insights on Investing in Budapest's Thriving Real Estate Market, Budapest is more than just the beautiful capital of Hungary, it's becoming a hotspot for real estate investment in Europe, Budapest have risen by 15% in average just in the last year alone

The European Union's housing market has seen notable changes over the past decade. From 2015 to 2024, housing prices in the EU surged by 48%

In 2024, Budapest's tourism sector experienced a remarkable resurgence, setting new records and solidifying its position as a premier European destination. The city welcomed approximately 6 million foreign visitors, marking a 24% increase from the previous year and accounting for 60% of all guest nights spent by foreign tourists in Hungary.

Analysts anticipate a robust recovery in Hungary's housing market in 2025. Factors such as rising real wages, a reduction in the central bank’s base rate, and improved credit market conditions are expected to stimulate demand. Government measures, including the extension of the discounted 5% VAT on newly built apartments and proposed reforms in rental regulations, aim to further bolster the market. However, while these initiatives are designed to boost demand

With house prices more than tripling from 2010 to 2024, reflecting an average increase of 218%. Budapest, the capital