Regional asking-price index · Hungary

Komárom-Esztergom asking prices, November 2026

In November 2026 the standardized asking price for a home in Komárom-Esztergom is €1,725 per square meter, 11th of 19 counties in Hungary, 25.5% below the national figure of €2,314. The sample is 1,145 advertised properties.

€1,725
sale, per m²
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rent, per m² per month
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gross yield
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sale, month over month
1,145
advertised properties in the sample
11th
by sale price among 19 counties

How Komárom-Esztergom sits in the Hungary market

Hungary spans €670 per m² in Nógrád to €3,760 in Budapest, a spread of 462%. Komárom-Esztergom sits 11th, below the national level by 25.5 points.

The latest month-over-month step for sale prices was withheld: the region's sample did not pass the split-half stability check, so the page shows the level and not a change it cannot stand behind.

Rents in this region do not yet meet the publication floor, so no rent level or yield is shown.

Komárom-Esztergom supplies 2.8% of the advertised properties behind the Hungary index this month, 1,145 of 40,700, across 12 price segments.

Month-over-month change

Change in the standardized price versus the previous month, sale and rent. A dash is a month whose step was withheld by the publication gate.

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All Hungary counties

RegionSale, per m²Rent, per m² per monthGross yieldSample
Budapest€3,760€12.74.1%7,642
Veszprém€2,631——1,824
Hajdú-Bihar€2,547——2,219
Somogy€2,421——2,862
Pest€2,274——4,611
Győr-Moson-Sopron€2,267——1,463
Fejér€2,031——2,011
Baranya€1,903——1,096
Vas€1,765——643
Bács-Kiskun€1,760——2,695
Komárom-Esztergom€1,725——1,145
Zala€1,716——2,152
Csongrád-Csanád€1,693——2,529
Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg€1,547——1,077
Heves€1,429——1,741
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok€1,191——1,316
Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén€1,061——1,823
Békés€737——1,368
Nógrád€670——483

Method

The index is a standardized median asking price per square meter. Advertised properties are grouped into cells of property type, region and layout; each cell contributes its monthly median, and the cells are chained together as a Laspeyres index with a fixed basket, so a month with more studios or fewer houses on the market does not move the figure. A month-over-month step is published only when a deterministic split-half check over twelve splits keeps its standard error at or below one percentage point; a step the sample cannot carry is shown as a gap rather than a guess. Figures are asking prices, not transaction prices, and the sample is what the market advertised in the month, not the housing stock. The full method is on the index methodology guide; the national report is the Hungary index.