Budapest is a truly vibrant European city, famous for its excellent universities. In a previous post, you can read about why this city is so popular among foreign students. If you are going to continue your higher education in the Hungarian capital, finding the perfect accommodation for you will soon become urgent.

A magnificient video by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer company shows how Budapest looked back in 1938, before all the destruction of WWII. What's more, the video was shot in Technicolor. 

This month we would like to introduce a great rental opportunity - the Property of May is an ideal choice for those looking for a well-located, cozy home in the heart of Buda.

According to the Big 7 travel website, Budapest is the fourth most Instagrammable place in Europe this year. The city is ahead of many popular touristic destinations like London, Paris or Barcelona on the list.

The rise in the Hungarian capital’s housing prices has reached a record level: according to the Global Residential Cities Index from Knight Frank, Budapest property prices rose 23% in 2018.

Budapest, capital of Hungary has been just been named the the best Destination of Europe for 2019. 

The previously presented Károlyi Garden and ELTE Botanical Garden are located on the Pest side of the city, but Buda hides exciting sights as well. One of these is one of the locals' favorite viewpoint places that tourists usually don’t know at all.

After five years of massive growth in the residential property market, it reaches a psychological limit of 1 million forints per square meter of more and more downtown apartments.

According to the "Global Residential Cities Index - Q3 2018." report by Knight Frank, Budapest shows the highest 12-month residential property price growth in Europe.

The property of January is an ideal choice for those looking for a quiet, comfortable home or an investment in the lively part of Budapest, close to the downtown.

Budapest is a truly European capital, which besides attracting tourists with countless attractions, provides a livable environment for the people living here in the heart of the city. 

According to the report released by the Hungarian National Bank (MNB), the Hungarian housing market continued to intensify in the first half of 2018, which in addition to the dynamic rise in the apartment prices, was reflected in the increase in the sales volume.