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The Hungarian property market is showing clear signs of recovery in last quarter 2025 and 2026. Supported by steady GDP growth of 2-3%, rising real wages, and targeted government incentives, the market is shifting in several important ways. While demand for older, used properties is slowing, new construction and modern, energy-efficient homes are gaining momentum. Investors and homebuyers alike face a balanced landscape with opportunities in residential, commercial, logistic

Budapest’s residential market is entering a critical window — one where timing matters more than ever. For investors considering an exit, Q1 2026 presents a rare alignment of policy, demand, and sentiment that strongly favours sellers. Below we explain why now is an unusually attractive moment to sell investment property in Budapest, and why waiting may actually increase risk. 1. Government-Backed Demand Is Peaking Hungary’s government has launched a new subsidised mortgage s