Bytero Live™19 regions · 561 segments · Updated 7 Nov 2026

Live Property Prices

A live, daily-updated market price tracker built straight from our price database and adjusted for changes in supply, so it shows real price movement in euros per m², not a changing mix of supply.

In November 2026 the standardized asking price in Hungary is €2,314 per m² for sale and €11.4 per m² per month for rent, +2.90% month over month and +7.13% year over year, on 47,076 advertised properties across 19 regions and 561 segments.

For sale

€2,314/m²

Asking price · apartments + houses · 43% apartments · 900,506 HUF /m²

month over month
+2.90%
year over year
+7.13%*

For rent

€11.4/m²·mo

Asking rent · apartments + houses · 4,416 HUF /m²·mo

month over month
-1.22%
year over year
+3.18%*

By region

Standardized price per m², its month-over-month change, and the gross rental yield (annual rent over sale price) for residential property by region.

RegionFor sale /m²MoMYield
Budapest€3,760+2.19%4.1%
Veszprém€2,631——
Hajdú-Bihar€2,547——

16 more regions, with their price, change and yield, are in Bytero.

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How this compares with official statistics

Two checks against official statistics. The trend: our year-on-year change beside the official index, which is built from completed sales. The level: our price per m² beside the official asking-price statistic, computed for the same quarter it covers.

Bytero, asking prices
+7.13% year over year
Official index, completed sales Eurostat HPI · Q2 2026
+10.20% year over year

No peer statistic publishes a comparable price level for this market, so only the trends are compared.

How this is measured

How the figure is built

  1. A price per m² for every advert

    Each active home advert becomes a price per m² in euros, or per m² per month for rent.

  2. A median per group

    Adverts are grouped by property type, region and layout, and each group takes its middle price.

  3. Fixed weights

    Groups are combined with fixed weights, so the figure shows price movement, not a change in what is advertised.

  4. Earlier months

    Months before our own records come from published statistics, rescaled to our level.

How to read it

  • Asking prices

    They usually lead sale prices and are not the same.

  • Published only when reliable

    A change our sample cannot carry shows a dash.

  • Fixed exchange rate

    Outside the euro area, prices are converted at a fixed rate, so a currency move never shows as a price move.