- February 2008
- Hungary recommended to holidaymakers - 22-02-2008
- January 2008
- Budapest attracts foreign investors - 17-01-2008
- December 2007
- Eastern Europe joins border-free zone - 21-12-2007
- September 2007
- Invest in Hungarian cities, buyers are told - 12-09-2007
- August 2007
- Hungarian property index 'rises' - 23-08-2007
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Property in Hungary
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Hungary has enjoyed steady economic growth since joining the European Union in 2004. Along with such development has been the rise of the country's tourism industry. Turkey's temperate climate, with its warm, dry summers, together with its rich history and fascinating cultural heritage, makes the country an attractive, up-and-coming tourist destination.
For the foreign investor, property in Hungary exhibits all the vital signs: a growing economy, an expanding infrastructure, dramatically rising property prices and favourable capital appreciation.
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HUNGARY RECOMMENDED TO HOLIDAYMAKERSFriday, 22 Feb 2008
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BUDAPEST ATTRACTS FOREIGN INVESTORSThursday, 17 Jan 2008
| EASTERN EUROPE JOINS BORDER-FREE ZONEFriday, 21 Dec 2007
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INVEST IN HUNGARIAN CITIES, BUYERS ARE TOLDWednesday, 12 Sep 2007 People thinking of investing in Hungary have been advised to... | |
HUNGARIAN PROPERTY INDEX 'RISES'Thursday, 23 Aug 2007 Ecostat's Real Estate Barometer, a gauge of sentiment in the... | |
International leisure travellers have been advised to consider taking a holiday in Hungary.The eastern European country was recommended by freelance writer Kathryn Folliot, who told the Star that it offers a number of attractions.She said visitors could enjoy high-quality accommodation and various leisure...
The Hungarian capital Budapest is proving to be highly popular with overseas property investors, according...
Several eastern European countries have been admitted into the border-free zone, a move that signals...