Why Hungary?
Budapest is one of the great capital cities of Europe, the “Pearl of the Danube”. It is a quality city, which ranks well with cities like Paris or Vienna, and is located at the heart of the new enlarged Europe.
A stunningly beautiful and thriving city, where living costs are a mere fraction of some of its European Counterparts.
Budapest is very well located within Central Europe, and an excellent infrastructure means that is very accessible from the rest of the continent.
Hungary's GDP has grown at over 4% per year.
Hungarian economy for over a decade has demonstrated stable growth.
Budapest has a super infrastructure within the city, with a fully integrated public transport network, reputed to be the best in Europe.
Property prices in Budapest, while rising, remain low by the standards which apply in the rest of Europe. While direct comparisons are difficult, prices in the city centre Budapest are about one third to one quarter of those paid in other major capitals, including Dublin.
Hungary's accession to full membership of the EU in 2004, with likely transition to the Euro in 2010, is expected to impact strongly on property prices.
Hungary enjoys stable western style government, as well as a well-educated population and superb infrastructure.
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