Topic: property: residential
- Foreign buyers seen slowly returning to Budapest property market (February 14th, 2012) [1]
- Borrowers repay over 141,000 FX mortgages in first four months of scheme (February 7th, 2012)
- Duna House: Hungary home sales jump to record in January as owners rush to retire forex mortgages (February 2nd, 2012)
- Foreign residents said participating in Hungary’s forex mortgage repayment scheme (February 1st, 2012)
- Sales of 200 new flats put Nanette Real Estate near top in 2011 (January 31st, 2012)
- Hungarian state could lose HUF 95 billion on halted TóPark complex (January 30th, 2012)
- Homeowners protest as faltering Andrássy Palace Gardens luxury development slips into critical condition (January 30th, 2012)
- Famed Hatvany villa, considered most expensive in Hungary, goes on the block (January 30th, 2012) [6]
- Sales of “investment” residential properties said rising; account for quarter of all deals (January 26th, 2012)
- Budapest local governments mull new taxes on residential properties (January 26th, 2012)
- Home sales up as mortgage conversion deadline looms (January 17th, 2012) [5]
- Home sales spurt in December on mortgage scheme, down 10% in 2011 (January 4th, 2012)
- Price cap may put Buda properties off limits to new government building subsidy scheme (December 19th, 2011) [2]
- New state property manager reveals plans for helping foreclosed-on homeowners (December 12th, 2011)
- Rise in utility prices seen pushing prices of panel flats into “tragic” nosedive (December 6th, 2011) [3]
- Businessman with HUF 500 million debt said to be biggest beneficiary of forex mortgage repayment scheme (December 6th, 2011)
- Your chance to own Hungary’s favorite monster mobster villa (December 5th, 2011) [1]
- State holding company MNV seeking private capital to refurbish and manage decrepit state castles (December 5th, 2011)
- Foreign investors seen retreating from Hungarian home rental market (December 5th, 2011) [5]
- Hungary forex repayment scheme seen mainly benefiting country’s well-off (December 5th, 2011)