Over 100 million forints difference in apartment values between Budapest districts
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There are significant differences in the value of residential properties between Budapest's districts. According to data for the third quarter of 2026, the average value of residential property transactions in the capital was 73.7 million forints.
In District V, this value was 150.2 million forints, which is well above the average. The difference between districts is thus over 100 million forints. This shows that the cost of housing can vary greatly depending on the part of the city.
It is important to note that the data refers to the total value of transactions, not to price per square metre. The size, condition and location of properties also affect the price, so the difference between the two figures may not stem solely from the quality of the district.
The data show that the Budapest housing market has a wide spread. Those who buy or rent an apartment in the capital should take these differences into account when planning their budget and choosing where to live.
Sources: Traders Union
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