Óbuda home tender: document collection closes on 12 November
A separate requirement precedes the 16 November bid deadline: the documentation must be requested and collected by 15:00 on 12 November.
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A separate requirement precedes the 16 November bid deadline: the documentation must be requested and collected by 15:00 on 12 November.
Read the storyApplications for the 55-square-metre, two-room flat must be submitted in person. The notice requires local ties and a deposit equal to four months’ rent.
Read the storyMonday is the final submission day for applications covering ten municipal flats requiring renovation. Applicants must consider both the renovation commitment and complete documentation.
Read the storyThe BFVK notice gives monthly rent in figures and words that differ by HUF 440,000. It also shows two different times for the November 25 submission deadline.
Read the storyBFVK's live listing gives a starting price of HUF 85.8 million plus VAT and a January 6 bid deadline for the Pesterzsébet building.
Read the storyThe US property owner's new report separates leasing activity from occupancy. Completed lease transactions therefore do not imply an immediate increase in revenue.
Read the storyThe land register's transition to a new specialist module starts on 5 November. Title-sheet and map-copy requests remain available, the announcement says.
Read the storyCompletions and planned homes describe different stages of supply growth. Buyers also need to establish the status of the particular project they are considering.
Read the storyThe consultancy says smaller Budapest office purchases shaped Hungary’s third-quarter deals. The composition of turnover also matters when assessing bargaining conditions.
Read the storyA November 2 account of ingatlan.com data shows a larger annual stock of listings despite fewer new advertisements.
Read the storyThe 1 November forum addressed transport and local services alongside homes; the programme continues on 2 November.
Read the storyThe 30 October feature checks listing data; its results still require separate bank and property checks.
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A new banking step beyond preregistration: applications are being accepted, but credit approval and disbursement remain separate. Otthon Start’s transitional deadlines still matter.
Read the storyThe MNB’s third-quarter nominal index increased faster in Budapest than across Hungary as a whole.
Read the storyNAHB reports separate shares for additions creating accessory dwellings and for conversions of existing space.
Read the storyINSEE’s October survey shows a further fall in the housing-start outlook balance; the indicator measures business opinions.
Read the storyThe Finnish housing company’s figures show Hungarian property investors why several levels of earnings deserve attention.
Read the storyThe US industrial-property portfolio increased same-property operating income as the company launched acquisitions and developments.
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Savills says cross-border capital’s share of European office investment rose to 39%, while Hungarian buyers became more active beyond the region.
Read the storyThe 20 October release covers August production volumes. Hungary’s annual increase was 22%; the whole-sector figures cannot be converted into home completions or prices.
Read the storyMonday’s decision links prevention, access to services and affordable housing supply. The fact of adoption and details of national follow-up now update yesterday’s preview.
Read the storyThe logistics property company’s report of 15 October also illustrates the distinction between its operating measure and accounting profit. Group figures are not a Hungarian warehouse-price index.
Read the storyThe HCSO’s experimental release of 12 October shows monthly declines but further annual increases. Its advertised-rent index offers a comparison for Hungarian tenants and landlords.
Read the storyDuna House reports declines for both prefabricated and brick-built flats in the third quarter. Its release of 14 October uses transactions in its own network.
Read the storyConsultation on Hungary’s draft wealth tax, including detailed property-valuation rules, closes on October 14.
Read the storyAn EU research summary says nearly one in ten EU residents spends more than 40% of disposable income on housing and utilities.
Read the storyThe European Commission will hold an expert dialogue on 14 October about EU and national regulatory barriers that restrict housing supply.
Read the storyHungarian house prices fell 1.1% quarter on quarter in the second quarter of 2026, the MNB says; Budapest and other cities recorded declines of 0.6%.
Read the storyHungary’s statistical office recorded a 2.5% quarterly price fall and an 8.6% annual rise in the first quarter; transaction registration remains incomplete.
Read the storyThe Magyar Nemzeti Bank updated its household mortgage loan-to-value series on 8 October with second-quarter data.
Read the storyThe HCSO’s 8 October update says permitted dwellings fell in every settlement category except villages in August; the nationwide monthly total was 1,512 homes.
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Hungary's housing-price index stagnated nationwide and fell 0.2% in Budapest in September; the capital's two consecutive monthly declines compound to about 0.9%.
Read the storyThe MNB estimated housing-market overvaluation at 16.5% and maintained bank capital buffers against property risks.
Read the storyState–city coordination would be combined with planned EU infrastructure funding; detailed financing and timing await further decisions.
Read the storyFreddie Mac says the average 30-year U.S. fixed mortgage rate rose to 7.28% on October 1, renewing pressure on housing affordability.
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Eurostat’s October 1 release places Hungary among the countries with falling second-quarter house prices. Prices remained 10.2% higher than a year earlier.
Read the storyThe Commission targets areas under the greatest housing pressure. Its proposal should not be presented as an applicable final regulation.
Read the storyJuly’s European figures indicate a pause in the monthly decline, not a recovery of previous output.
Read the storyAugust’s Dutch figures tell different stories depending on whether the comparison is monthly or annual.
Read the storyItalian housing prices still rose in the second quarter. Slower growth is different from falling prices.
Read the storyThe latest British data separate the monthly cost of housing from the price of acquiring a property.
Read the storyAugust’s increase matters to home seekers, but it does not mean every existing tenancy became more expensive.
Read the storyJuly’s decline concerns construction output. Residential transaction prices measure a different market process.
Read the storyAugust’s US figures use an annualised rate. The monthly increase does not establish a turning point.
Read the storyThe first eight months’ data show why a single growth figure cannot describe the whole property market.
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