When you decide on selling your property abroad, it can feel like an overwhelming task to manage the legal and logistical details, especially if visiting the country isn’t feasible. At our boutique real estate agency in Budapest, Hungary, we specialize in making the selling process seamless for international clients. This case study illustrates how we help clients sell their properties in Hungary without them needing to travel here, managing everything from evaluation to the final sale.

Opened in 1865, the Vigadó of Pest, a symbol of Hungarian Romantic architecture, inspires Metropolitan Homes Budapest to connect clients with historic properties reflecting the city's charm.

Between meetings and viewings, we’re always on the hunt for great coffee, food, or a cosy spot to unwind. So, we’ve hand-picked our favorite downtown Budapest spots—perfect for a quick bite or a celebratory night out, with gluten-free options included!

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.

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.

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.

Budapest is not only the favorite choice of tourists in the region but the Hungarian capital is also the top pick among real estate investors. According to the latest data, in the Central-European region, Budapest provides the best value for money if you are thinking about buying an apartment in the city center.

According to the summer announcement, the government does not intend to extend the validity period of the 5% VAT on new residential properties which is in effect until December 31, 2019.

In Budapest there are currently 20 000 apartments being built or planned to be built.

A new proposal for the year 2018 would lift the 14% tax on rental income. 

The national average in 2016 on the value increase of residential properties in Hungary was 15,4%, according to a report by the Hungarian National Bank.