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Home Sales in Hungary Climb 37% in October

• 5 Nov 2024 3:49 PM

Home sales in Hungary climbed 37pc year-on-year to 10,738 in October, a monthly estimate by listed real estate broker Duna House shows.

Duna House estimated that mortgage outlays came to HUF 117bn in October, up 128pc from the same month a year earlier.

Source: 
MTI - The Hungarian News Agency, founded in 1881.

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