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Duna House real estate agency reports that two out of 10 homebuilders now actively seek this technology, viewing it as a modern, technically equivalent alternative to brick construction.
In Western Europe, 45–70% of new family homes already use lightweight methods, a benchmark the Hungarian market is gradually approaching.
Middle‑class buyers form the core of demand, typically financing new homes through property sales, state subsidies, and preferential loans.
Operating costs are a major factor. A newly built lightweight home can reduce annual utility expenses by 30–50% compared with older, traditionally built properties.
The company has expanded partnerships with specialized contractors to meet rising interest and ensure predictable costs and timel ines for buyers.
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