Home loans were especially brisk in the second quarter of this year, when HUF 129 billion was given out, MTI reported. The total stock of home loans held by Hungarian households at the end of the first half of the year was HUF 2.970 trillion, which was still HUF 40 billion lower than the figure for the end of 2015, MTI said.
Fabian reportedly said the increase in home purchases could be put down to the government’s CSOK program, which is designed to encourage families to build or buy homes and was altered in February. The program gives families who qualify subsidies of up to HUF 10 million, as well as low-interest loans of as much as HUF 10 million, for the purchase or construction of a new home.
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