Rental Properties Are Disappearing en Masse in Hungary - For Many, Renting Is No Longer Worth It
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After the summer rental season, rents started to fall again in September, and supply narrowed to a two-year low, according to September data. According to the KSH-ingatlan.com rent index, rents decreased by 0.2 percent nationwide and 0.1 percent in Budapest compared to August. At the same time, rents increased by 6 percent nationwide and 5.3 percent in the capital over the past year.
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It's Getting Harder to Find a Good Apartment: There Weren't so Few Apartments for Rent Two Years Ago
The supply of apartments in Hungary has fallen to a two-year low. We show you how much it costs to rent an apartment in Budapest and in the major cities in the countryside.
In September, rents fell by 0.2 percent nationwide and 0.1 percent in Budapest, according to preliminary data from the KSH–ingatlan.com rent index. However, they still exceeded the level of a year earlier by 6 and 5.3 percent, respectively.
In September, rents fell by 0.2 percent nationwide and 0.1 percent in Budapest, according to preliminary data from the KSH–ingatlan.com rent index. However, they still exceeded the level of a year earlier by 6 and 5.3 percent, respectively.
The number of apartments for rent in county towns fell by 8.7 percent in one month. Debrecen remained the most expensive, even though the average rent has decreased by 10,000 forints since October last year.
The phenomenon is also felt in Budapest, but the selection has narrowed even more significantly in county seats and cities with county rights. The post There were not so few apartments for rent in Hungary two years ago first appeared on 24.hu.
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