In this extended blog post, we really tell you all that is needed to know about renting an apartment in Budapest. We will walk you through on what factors you need to take into considerations before you even start searching. Where to search and what questions to ask the owner about the property. What documents you need to rent an apartment and how to register your residency in Hungary. 

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.

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.

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.

The property of October offers a great opportunity for people who dream of their new home in a beautiful and unique environment or looking for an excellent investment.

The property of September is unique in terms of location and neighborhood as well. The outstanding property offered for sale is located in Buda, in the popular district XI, also in one of the most frequented parts of the city, on St. Gellért Square.

Panoramic views can always make a property extraordinary, but this little gem in downtown Budapest is a real rarity - the carefully designed and crafted interior perfectly matches the incredible views this apartment has.    

With the new academic year starting in September, this month is certainly the season to see and expect the apartment rental market boom in Budapest.    

This month, our staff picked this super cool, movie-themed apartment in Budapest's 7th District. Read more to find out its best features.

This month's feature is a wonderfully designed and furnished 1 bedroom apartment on the iconic Andrassy Avenue. 

Hungary’s real estate market is in an upward spiral after years of decline due to the real estate market crisis in 2008. The expected growth is five-to-ten percent in the following two years. Beginning in 2014, property prices began to grow by over ten percent. Hungary’s low interest rate, a record low at 1.5%, and a stabilized banking system lured buyers and investors alike. The trust factor has returned to the real estate market in Hungary.

Our property of the month in January is a wonderful apartment overlooking the iconic and gorgeous St. Stephen's Basilica that is located right in the center of town, perfect for those wanting to be in the center of it all or within walking distance to main features that the city has to offer.

As the number of tourists arriving in Hungary hits record highs and online rental websites become increasingly popular, a columnist calls for stricter tax inspection and better regulation of the privately rented appartments.