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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

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

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

Budapest's Growing Tourism Impacting the Real Estate Market, the mesmerizing capital of Hungary, has been steadily gaining popularity amongst avid travelers seeking a unique blend of history, architecture, and vibrant culture. In recent years, the city has witnessed a significant surge in tourism, propelling its real estate market into the spotlight. Let's delve into the captivating world of Budapest tourism, analyze the tourism growth over the past 5-6 years, and explore how

Hungarian properties are gaining value

Students driving the rental market up in record numbers in the Capital, Budapest are set to experience a surge in demand for student rentals

Is real estate in Hungary worth it? Hungary has become a popular travel destination in recent years. Every year several million tourists explore the capital of the country Budapest or enjoy the idyll of the region around Lake Balaton, Europe's largest inland lake and world-famous bathing resorts.

Hungary has the highest property price growth in Europe, In the last 7 years, Hungary has seen biggest price increase in any EU country

Hungary ranked as the second best country for long-term property investment, New research from Compare the Market reveals the best countries for long-term property investment across 34 countries analyzed Lithuania was found to have the best investment record, with an increase of 56.65% in property prices between 2015 and 2021, Hungary comes second on the index (18.18/20) with a property price rise of 68.32% and a 20.90% wage increase in the six years. the Czech Republic are

A few reasons why both professional and private investors like to invest their money into Hungarian real estate investments

Why is now the best time to invest in real estate in Budapest? With every crisis comes opportunities, Prices in the Hungarian property market showed a considerable increase in the last few years. That trend seemed to be unbreakable, Here are why now is the best time to invest in real estate in Budapest in details

The latest apartment prices in Budapest have arrived, national housing prices rose by only 1 percent on average, according to the third quarter data of the KSH. The change compared to the previous quarter was so great, the increase was still 21 percent compared to the same period of the previous year.