Budapest among the TOP5 in the world with the highest increase in luxury property prices
Since 2018, the price of luxury properties in the Hungarian capital has increased significantly.
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Editorial Group:
Elena Garanina, chief editor
Robert Hauer, editor
Irina Buschak, editor
Budapest among the most liveable cities in the EU?!
According to the latest Eurostat statistics, Budapest overtakes several European metropolises in terms of living standards.
Dubai promotes retirement visa program for over-55s
The five-year retirement visa allows Dubai residents and citizens from around the world to live in the emirate if they meet some criteria.
Corona crisis: Only one year interruption expected
for the Hungarian real estate market. After the end of the crisis the market can recover very quickly. New demands will be made on offices, where home office will be chosen on a larger scale.
the tendency to come from Western Europe to Hungary will continue
not because of the standard of living, but because of the quality of life, which means more than income.
The most luxury districts of Budapest
Despite COVID-19 there are still areas of Budapest where property prices are not only dropping but are still on the rise.
Hungary is a land of opportunity for investors
Located in the heart of Central Europe, Hungary presents investors with great opportunities with substantial returns. The government is working hard to create jobs and open up the nation to the world.
Strong demand for waterfront properties
Landplots on the waterfront on the banks of Danube and Velence, Tisza and Fertő lakes are attracting great interest of customers. Property prices are stable despite the coronavirus epidemic.
Hungary is the top investment destination in the region
according to the American magazine "Site Selection", which has given the country the top rate in its global "Best to Invest" ranking for the 3rd time in a row - reports the news agency MTI.
Looking for a good place of investment?
Real estate prices started to decrease in Budapest, but not in towns in the countryside. This means that the price difference between flats in Budapest and countryside towns will diminish.
The biggest railway development of Budapest in decades
... that would not only serve commuters from nearby the capital but locals of Budapest as well.
Hungarian National Bank is analysing domestic real estate market
In the regions of Hungary, an increase of property prices has exceeded 20% in Q4 2019.
Moody’s changes the outlook for the Hungarian banking system
"Bank profitability will weaken due to increasing loan loss provisions and slower credit growth".
Real estate trends in Budapest
Chinese
citizens are on the top , they bought most of the property in Budapest, 52.3%
of all sales to foreigners. Kőbánya is the new Chinatown!
Budapest – Remarkable boost in the real estate market
The most expensive property price per square meter in Budapest. Where?
VAT refunds available to Hungarian village investments
Message of the Hungarian Ministry of Finance on tax deduction for the renovation of real estate property in Hungary
Russians are flying back to Austria
Russian Embassy shares: increase in overnight stays of Russians in Austria
Real estate market in Austria for East Europeans
According to the consulting company Mercer, in 2017 Vienna is again a city with the highest quality of life.
Development of Real Estate in Hungary
Due to a stable governmental situation in Hungary, it has a good climate on the investment and real estate market.
Austria, a land of contrasts in the heart of Europe
Viennese Ball and Wiener Würstlstandl, the Golden Quarter in the heart of Vienna and the Wienerwald - Austria is renowned for its versatility, attracting tourists from all over the world.
Big investors put a stake on real estate
Large-scale investors want to invest cash reserves in infrastructure
Hungary is the target country for investments
The performance of the Hungarian
economy seems to be internationally recognized in 2016.
Hungarian commercial real estate is sold
Erste Ingatlan Alap acquired Market Central Ferihegy, a retail park offering 44,000 sq.m of leasable space in Budapest, as well as the adjacent Quadrum office complex at the end of last year.
