Hungary for a Secure Investment
With massive private investment pouring into the country and multinationals flocking there in their droves to establish their European operation hubs -
Budapest is one of the world's hottest emerging markets. And through our preferred partners based in the Hungarian capital, we can offer you a handpicked selection of well-appointed studios, apartments, penthouses and riverside lofts... starting from just £35,000!
Introducing -
HUNGARYOf the ten countries which acceded to the EU in 2004, Hungary is almost certainly the most dynamic and has rapidly evolved into one of Central Europe’s soundest and most affluent of economies.
A landlocked country bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia, Hungary has a population of 10 million, enjoys a stable multi-party democracy and is a full member both of NATO and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation & Development (OECD). It is expected to join the EMU in 2011.
Attracting more than $20 billion of Foreign Direct Investment, Hungary is the recipient of more than a third of the entire total for the Central and Eastern European region.
BUDAPESTWith the arrival of low cost airlines, an expatriate community of well over 75,000, and a whole raft of Blue Chip multinationals – including Microsoft, General Electric, Vodafone, Morgan Stanley, IBM, Siemens, Coca Cola and Ernst & Young – already having established their European centres of operations in Budapest, we have pinpointed the city as one of the most exciting of emerging markets around the globe, potentially offering property investors not only an optimal return on capital appreciation, but a rental yield, depending on location, estimated at between 6% and 15%.
A Tale of Two Cities...
In the last four years alone, more than 25,000 foreign investors – principally British and Irish – have purchased
real estate in Budapest, and it’s easy to see why. A major European capital with an annual average of 2,000 sunshine hours and a whole raft of cultural and leisure attractions, Budapest is in constant demand as an A-List year-round city break destination, while its increasingly wealthy citizens and foreign workforce form a sizeable and lucrative captive rental market in a city with an unquenchable thirst for hi-spec new-build residential accommodation.
With an area of 203 square miles (525 square kilometres), Budapest is the ninth largest EU capital, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known as the Paris of Central Europe, the City of Spas, and the Pearl of the Danube – the river dividing Buda (on the right bank) and Pest (on the left bank).
A forward-looking university town renowned for its elegant architecture, cosmopolitan café society, vibrant nightlife, first-class shopping, chic eateries and vast range of cultural events, Budapest has the lowest cost of living of any major European city. Property prices are conservatively up to five times cheaper than in London, Dublin and Vienna, and 20% less than in Prague. Over the next few years real estate prices are predicted to rise by 17% per annum.
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