Compared to the previous month, rents rose by 3.8% nationally and 4% in Budapest.
In the capital, rents were on average 24% higher than a year earlier, with the highest increase of 27% in the inner districts of Pest.
Nationally, rents exceeded the same period of the previous year by 23% in June.
The rents in June exceeded the peak of January 2020 by 14% nationally and 10% in Budapest, but in real terms, they still fell short of the pre-epidemic level.
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